




New construction is a blank slate. That sounds like an opportunity, but it can also be overwhelming. No existing plants, no established beds, no defined edges - just raw ground and a brand new home waiting for something to frame it properly.
That's exactly what we're working with here. A beautiful new build in Prior Lake, and we're on site getting the landscape laid out the right way from the ground up. Weed barrier down, irrigation lines set, plants staged and ready to go in. Every step done in order so the finished product actually holds up long-term.
The planting bed layout along the front foundation is where the real character of a new home starts to come together. Getting the plant placement right - spacing, scale relative to the home, variety - matters a lot more than most people realize at this stage. Rush it, and you'll be ripping things out in three years. Do it with a plan, and the landscape grows into something that looks intentional.
We brought compact shrubs and ornamental grasses into the foundation beds to complement the stone facade on this home. Clean lines, thoughtful spacing, weed barrier laid underneath before anything goes in the ground. The mini skid steer is moving material efficiently across the site so the crew can stay focused on the detail work where it counts.
New builds in the Prior Lake area - especially lakeside properties like this one - deserve a landscape plan that matches the quality of the home itself. Getting started right means a lot less headache down the road.