Shade and Ledge Shape Every Weston Landscape
Most Weston lots run around two acres, and most of that ground is under trees. Under the canopy, Weston landscaping often loses its grass to moss. Sun-loving shrubs stretch and flop. Landscaping in Weston often fails because the plan was written for an open suburban yard instead.
Rock is the second problem for landscaping in Weston. Ledge sits close to the surface on many Weston properties, so planting holes hit stone fast. Water runs off the ledge and pools in low spots. A Weston landscape needs grading and bed placement that respect what lies underground.
Deer add pressure to every Weston landscape, every season. Herds move between Devil's Den and backyard edges, browsing hostas, arborvitae and young trees. Without deer-resistant choices, Weston landscaping turns into a yearly replanting job. Fallen limbs from winter storms then pile up on top of everything else.