A little clarity before you begin.

Estimates are free, and design is included when Earthscape builds your project. Your written proposal sets out the scope, materials, and price.

A small project may need only a field sketch. Larger projects benefit from a plan that coordinates grading, patios, walls, kitchens, lighting, and plantings. We develop the design and installation together.

We create paver patios, outdoor kitchens, retaining walls, landscapes and plantings, lighting, fire features, pergolas, and pavilions.

We serve homeowners and businesses in Appleton, Neenah, and the Fox Valley. Share your address and project details so we can confirm availability.

Installed hardscape workmanship is covered for two years and plants for one year, subject to your project agreement and proper care, including watering. Contact us promptly if you have a concern so we can inspect it and discuss the next step.

Check beneath the mulch or stone first. Keep the root zone evenly moist without saturating it. Water slowly and deeply around the root ball, then check the soil before watering again. Weather, sun, and soil affect how often water is needed, especially during the first several weeks.

Water right after installation and keep the seedbed moist without puddles or runoff. As grass establishes, water more deeply and less frequently. Start mowing with a sharp push mower at about 3½–4 inches tall, removing no more than one-third of the blade. Avoid heavy equipment until established; follow fertilizer labels and soil needs.

Keep the root flare at or slightly above the surrounding grade. Planting too deeply can restrict oxygen and hold moisture against stems. Apply 1–2 inches of mulch, keeping it away from trunks and main stems.

Pull young weeds by hand when the soil is moist. If using a weed-control product, choose one labeled for that weed and planting area, follow its directions, and protect desirable foliage. Pre-emergents can also prevent wanted seeds from sprouting.

Spring or early fall usually reduces transplant stress. Water before dividing, keep roots moist, and water well after replanting. Timing depends on the species; hostas and daylilies divide readily, while shrubs such as hydrangeas need a different approach.

We source plant material from Tillmann’s Wholesale and Bailey Nurseries in Minnesota, selecting for quality, suitability, and availability. Ask us about the plants chosen for your property.

Our online materials store is delivery-only. Choose your materials and enter your delivery address at checkout to see the available delivery option.

Charges depend on distance and the materials ordered. Different materials generally require separate loads, so two distinct materials usually mean two delivery charges. Checkout shows the available delivery option and total after you enter your address.