Landscaping in Holly Springs, NC
Transform your outdoor spaces with mulch, plantings, bed design, and shrub trimming.
Get Your Free Estimate TodayWhat's Included
- Mulch installation and bed refreshing
- Shrub and bush trimming
- New plantings and garden bed design
- Bed edging and border installation
- Seasonal color plantings
Why Choose Summit
Fully Insured
Your property is protected on every job we do.
Owner on Every Job
Ben designs it with you on site and is there when it is built.
Built for Our Clay
Base depth, compaction and drainage planned for Wake County red clay and sloped lots.
Fall Refresh Package
- Fresh mulch, all beds
- Shrub and hedge trimming
- Bed edging and cleanup
- Optional fall plantings
Fall is the best planting and refresh season in North Carolina. Cooler weather and fall rain mean everything you plant or refresh now establishes before spring. Bundle pricing beats booking each service separately.
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Tell us about the project. Ben will reach out to set up a time to walk your yard, usually within a day.
“I hired Ben for front yard landscaping and had a great experience. He was extremely patient and communicated clearly throughout the project.”
Wen C.
Google Review
Frequently Asked Questions
How often should mulch be replaced?
We recommend refreshing mulch once a year, typically in spring. A 2-3 inch layer helps retain moisture, suppress weeds, and protect plant roots.
When is the best time to plant new shrubs?
Fall is the best planting season in Holly Springs. Cooler temperatures and fall rain help roots establish before summer heat arrives.
Do you remove old mulch before installing new?
It depends on the depth. If the existing mulch is heavily decomposed, we'll turn it into the soil. If it's built up too thick, we'll remove excess before adding fresh mulch.
Serving Holly Springs & Surrounding Areas
We build patios, fire pits and walls and handle the landscaping around them throughout Holly Springs, NC and the surrounding Wake County area.