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If you’re looking for a summer landscaping job that will dramatically change the look of your yard, a great option to consider is adding privacy shrubs to the perimeter of your property. Privacy shrubs can function as a fence alternative, or simply as a new attractive feature. Some great privacy shrubs to consider adding to […]
Watering instructions after initial planting is arguably the most important part of maintaining the health and beauty of your plants. All plants have their own unique watering requirements. I am here to help you determine just how much you need to be watering your plants during their first growing season. While I 100% recommend for […]
Plants and flowers in season: – Magnolias – Daylilies – Waterlilies – Roses – Poppies – Coneflowers – Hydrangeas – Peonies Fruits and vegetables in season: – Asparagus – Broccoli – Green beans – Mushrooms – Strawberries – Cherries – Mangoes – Peaches Best annual flowers to plant: – Begonias – Marigolds – Angelonia – […]
Azaleas are one of the most popular flowering evergreen shrubs in South Carolina! Although, if you didn’t grow up in the area, it may be a bit tricky to tell which azaleas will get very big, which ones will stay small, which ones bloom in the spring, and which ones bloom 3+ times a year. […]
[ngg src=”galleries” ids=”4″ display=”basic_imagebrowser”] There have been seasons of growth and change for Beach Landscaping of Myrtle Beach since 2010. But the constant has always been our commitment to expanding and improving the level and quality of services that we deliver to the community. For example, the father-son team of Bob and Matt Freedman originally […]
Due to rising credit card fees, Beach Landscaping will be charging a 3.5% convenience fee for every credit card transaction, effective April 1st. If you choose to pay via cash, check or ACH transfer, there will be no additional fee. We appreciate your business and look forward to working with you again in the near […]
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