Monthly Archive for December, 2009

Trees and more…..

This year has been a bad year for Pine Beetles. Since Hurricane Ike blew through the Houston area, I have noticed many pine trees affected by this relentless bug. The bad thing is that Pine Beetles quickly migrate from tree to tree. So when you start to notice wholes in your Pine tree, action must be taken. If spotted early enough, the tree can be treated, if not…the tree must be removed. Otherwise you will see a epidemic of sick or dying pine trees near you. See the photos below.

The damage of a Pine Beetle

Sick or dying trees will attract Termites. The tree should be removed immediately.

Call Leyendecker Landscape if you need help with this matter. We will diagnose, treat and remove small or large trees, if necessary. Or we can thin out and just trim your existing healthy trees. We will also grind out and remove the stump for you.

Here we are trimming  and removing dead branches.

Dead pine tree

The Weiss Project

Since March 2008, this has been a fun project to watch mature . I was so fortunate to meet Steve and Annasandra Weiss. I jumped at the opportunity after receiving a call asking to design and install an Asian themed landscape  in their back courtyard.   The fact that Annasandra is an  extremely talented Designer, Painter, and Philosopher, I knew this was going to be a very interesting and creative project.

Mrs.  Annasandra Weiss

Moss Boulder with Asian statue

Asian Rock Sculpture

Giant Walking Iris

A year and 9 months later. Notice the Giant Timber bamboo in the back corner and the dried bamboo panels installed to hide their  A/C  unit.

African Iris

Installing Dwarf Mondo grass between concrete squares back in March 2008.




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