Gallery

The same standard on every property.

We are rebuilding our project photography this season. What is here is real, and more is added as the work goes out.

From the Field

A brick walkway, start to finish

The same run, photographed from the same end at three points in the build.

A narrow side yard excavated to subgrade, with brick pavers stacked in rows along both sides ready to lay.
Before Stripped back and staged. The run dug out to subgrade and the pavers stacked either side, where they are wanted rather than where they were dropped.
The same side yard with the brick walkway laid and edged, bare soil still open on both sides.
Laid The walk goes in. Border course holding each edge, the field brought up to it, and the whole run cut in against the existing concrete at the bottom.
The finished brick walkway with mulched beds and new shrubs planted along both sides.
After Beds closed in around it. Cut, mulched, and planted out, so the walk reads as part of the property rather than something set down on top of it.

Weekly grounds management

A large front lawn cut in clean alternating stripes, with mulched beds and a crisp cut edge along the driveway.
A Broadleaf maintenance property. Cut, striped, and edged in the same visit — the bed lines held to the same shape week after week. This is what consistent crews look like on the ground.
A wide front lawn striped in even passes, running from the street up to mulched beds and specimen trees.
Another property on the weekly route. Stripes run to the same line every visit, beds edged to hold their shape, and the cut height kept where the turf wants it through the heat.

What We Build

Materials and styles

The photographs below are reference images, not Broadleaf projects. They show the materials, patterns, and finishes we work in, so you can point at what you like. Photographs of our own completed work are being added through this season.

Bluestone laid in a random ashlar pattern, with a dining area and a seating area kept distinct.
Patios & Pavers Bluestone laid in a random ashlar pattern, with a dining area and a seating area kept distinct.
A stone fire pit set into flagstone, with a low seat wall wrapping the sitting area.
Fire Features A stone fire pit set into flagstone, with a low seat wall wrapping the sitting area.
Irregular flagstone with layered plantings — boxwood, hydrangea, ornamental grasses.
Landscape Enhancements Irregular flagstone with layered plantings — boxwood, hydrangea, ornamental grasses.
A covered structure extending the patio into a room that gets used in more weather.
Outdoor Living A covered structure extending the patio into a room that gets used in more weather.
Pine straw bedding refreshed around established shrubs and flowering azaleas.
Pine Straw & Mulch Beds re-bedded in pine straw or hardwood mulch, held to a spade-cut edge so the line between bed and lawn stays crisp.
Masses of pink and red annuals bedded along a walkway to a front entry, with a hanging basket above.
Seasonal Color Annuals bedded and rotated through the year, so the approach to the house changes with the season.
A bed cleared and re-mulched around hostas and azalea, with a freshly cut edge against the lawn.
Spring & Fall Cleanups Beds cut back and cleared, edges re-cut, fresh bedding down — the reset at each turn of the season.
A curved block retaining wall with a capped top, integrated lighting, and planted beds along its base.
Retaining Walls Grade held and usable ground won back, with a capped top and lighting worked into the run.
An open trench beside a foundation, lined with filter fabric and gravel around a perforated drain pipe.
Drainage Solutions Fabric, washed stone, perforated pipe, fall away from the house — the part nobody sees once it is backfilled.
Two spray heads watering a mulched foundation bed and lawn in front of a brick house.
Irrigation & Sprinklers Heads set to throw across the bed and stop at the edge of it — zoned so beds and turf get watered on their own schedules, not the same one.
Festoon lights strung above a paver patio at dusk, with a lantern on a side table and a deep blue sky.
Landscape Lighting Path lights, uplighting, and festoon runs — set warm and low so the property keeps working after sunset.
A run of boxwood pruned to even spheres along a mulched bed against a stone facade.
Shrub Pruning Boxwood and specimens held to shape on a schedule, so the line reads clean the whole way along.
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