Pioneer LandscapesEst. 2019 · Seguin, Texas(830) 305-4869
A finished Pioneer install at a new white farmhouse: limestone-edged beds with river rock and flowering perennials wrapping the front, full sod lawn to the drive

Project

A farmhouse package on open ground

A new farmhouse on acreage taken from raw ground to a finished lawn, edged beds, and color along the whole front elevation.

Start with a site walk

What went in

On the ground.

Open ground offers nothing to work with and hides nothing either. On a lot this size the lawn has to hold a clean line all the way to the drive, and the beds have to read from the road as well as from the porch.

The planting is set against limestone block edging with river rock behind it, so the line stays crisp through a season of mowing and the beds do not creep into the turf.

  • Full sod across the front and side lawns
  • Limestone block edging with river rock beds along the foundation
  • Flowering perennial planting through the front beds
  • Rock bed carried around the utilities and generator pad
  • Young shade trees set into the lawn
A finished Pioneer install at a new white farmhouse: limestone-edged beds with river rock and flowering perennials wrapping the front, full sod lawn to the drive
The finished front. Limestone-edged beds with river rock and flowering perennials, carried around the corner.

Design stage

The plan comes before the crew.

Bed lines, plant selection, edging, and stone are worked out and shown to you first, so the direction is agreed before a machine arrives on the property.

A Pioneer design rendering: bed lines, plant selection, edging, and stone worked out before anything is installed.

On the property

Photographed on the job.

Wide view of the finished property: established lawn across a large open lot with young trees, a long concrete drive, and open country beyond
The lot from the road. Lawn carried the full width, with young trees set through it.
Close view of a limestone-edged bed with river rock and flowering perennials against limestone veneer and board-and-batten siding
Bed detail. Limestone edging, river rock, and perennials against the stone.
A curved sod panel between the covered porch and the concrete walk, with planted beds along the house
The walk. Turf shaped to a curve rather than cut square to the concrete.
A steel-edged river rock bed running the side foundation line and curving around the air conditioning unit and generator
The side run. Rock bed shaped around the equipment instead of stopping at it.

Related

Start here

Show us the land you want finished.

Tell us what the property needs and send a photo or two. We walk it with you before anything gets drawn.

“Jacob was great with communicating job progress and material statuses.”Google review
Front yard, back yard, or the whole property?
What's in the picture?
How established do you want it to look on day one?