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BendLandscaping Pros

High desert landscaping, planting, seasonal yard care and flower beds for Bend, Redmond, Sisters, Sunriver and La Pine.

(555) 555-0100

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  • High desert landscaping
  • Planting and garden installs
  • Seasonal yard care
  • Flower beds and lawns

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  • Bend
  • Redmond
  • Sisters
  • Sunriver
  • La Pine

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Central Oregon landscaping

Landscaping made for the high desert

Native yards, planting, flower beds and seasonal care for Bend homes, planned around cold nights, dry air and a short growing season.

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A modern cabin among tall pines with a stone path leading to the door.
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What we do

Four kinds of work, each planned for this climate.

  1. A large boulder set on a grassy hillside.
    01High desert landscapingBoulders, native grasses, gravel and drip for a yard that suits the land around it.Boulder placementNative plantingGravel or barkSee high desert landscaping
  2. A woman kneeling in a garden bed while planting.
    02Planting and garden installsHardy trees, shrubs and perennials planted in improved soil with mulch and drip.Soil improvementHardy plant choicesTrees and shrubsSee planting and garden installs
  3. Colorful autumn leaves covering the ground.
    03Seasonal yard careSpring startup, summer upkeep, fall cleanup and an irrigation blowout before the freeze.Spring startupSummer upkeepFall cleanupSee seasonal yard care
  4. A bed of bright spring tulips in bloom.
    04Flower beds and lawnsBulbs, perennials, crisp edges and a lawn sized to how you use it.Bulbs and perennialsClean edgingRight-sized lawnSee flower beds and lawns
Through the year

A year in a Bend yard

Wake the yard gently

Clear winter debris, turn the irrigation back on and check every zone, then plant once the late frosts ease.

Gloved hands setting young green plants into the ground.
A bed of pink tulips.
Colorful autumn leaves covering the ground.
A shrub covered with fresh snow.
Getting started

How a project starts

  1. 1Walk the yardWe look at sun, soil, slope and how you use the space.
  2. 2Plan and priceA layout, plant list and written price before work starts.
  3. 3Build itGrading, rock, planting and drip, with the site kept tidy.
  4. 4Settle it inWatering set for the season so new plants take hold.
Where we work

Towns around Bend we visit

All the towns we cover
  • Green fields running toward distant mountains.RedmondOpen, sunny lots where wind and dry air shape the yard.
  • A snow-capped mountain above forested foothills.SistersMountain views and pine lots that call for a natural look.
  • A river running between green pine trees.SunriverWooded lots where needle cleanup and natural planting go hand in hand.
  • A wide landscape covered in snow under a pale sky.La PineLarger lots and colder winters, with room to plant for the long term.
Good to know

Questions homeowners ask

When is the best time to plant here?

Late spring through early fall for most plants, once the hardest frosts have passed. We plan timing with you.

Can you work with a natural, low-water look?

Yes. Boulders, native grasses and gravel with drip irrigation suit the high desert well.

Do you winterize irrigation?

Yes. Blowing out the lines before the freeze is part of our seasonal care.

Is the estimate free?

Yes. We walk the yard with you and send a written price.

Free estimate

Let's plan a yard that suits the high desert

Call (555) 555-0100