In 1983, Pat Ross started Landscape Concepts as a horticultural consulting and landscape design company.  The company grew with a strong customer base in shopping centers, office space and other commercial property.  Services included developing landscape maintenance programs and budgets for both interior and exterior space; landscape design for renovations, new planting and color displays; and quality control for property management.  Residential design was also offered.

Looking to further our creative opportunities, in the early 1990s, the company shifted emphasis from commercial design toward residential design projects.  Because of unique sites and individual preferences, residential properties offered the opportunity to work with clients on an immediate and more personal level.

In the early 2000s, the company changed yet again.  After years of planning and design, construction services were added.  This allows us the opportunity to assure conformity to our design concepts, specifications and installations.

We have always strived to provide our customers with the best possible quality, service and individual attention.  This continues to be our goal.

Our office staff works behind the scene to ensure our customers a smooth, stress-free experience.

Our design team draws your scaled blueprint, recommends materials and plant selection, and plans the details of your project.

Our production department orders materials, schedules all aspects of project installation and performs other miscellaneous components for a cohesive final result.

These are the guys who bring your project to completion.  They take the schematic design and turn it into reality.  With their experience in construction, our crews are able to stage your project from demolition to planting.

You never know what you'll find once construction starts.  We are experienced in evaluating grading and drainage issues, making field changes when needed, and strategically implementing every aspect of your project.

Our crew leaders are knowledgeable in soil structure, plant identification & characteristics, and maintenance needs.  They can answer questions you may have during the course of construction and planting.  Their hard work and professional experience is reflected in the details of your completed design.