Looking for something a little extra to make your home or business stand out? At Superior Land Services we’ll help you pick out the perfect combination of embellishments to add some color and beauty to your outdoor environment. Whether you’re looking to enhance your home or commercial space, we offer worry-free annual installation and regular maintenance services, so even if you forget the upkeep — we won’t.

Picking the right plants can be a challenge, and it’s important to think about the purpose of your plants. We’ll create a personalized plan that will provide both aesthetics and functionality for your outdoor space, and this can include a combination of trees, shrubbery, planters, and flowers, both seasonal and annual. Taking the time to create a detailed plan will help us determine which plants are suited to different parts of your yard — given sun exposure, moisture, and elevation, and having one in place will help you lower your future maintenance costs, and get the most out of your investment.

At Superior Land Services we offer installation and expertise on almost all types of plants and flowers. We often get asked to describe the differences between them, so we’ve provided a brief explanation of some of the different types of foliage you can choose from when enhancing your outdoor environment.

Annuals are flowers that are typically planted in the spring and summer months, and only bloom for the season. They do not come back year after year, and are typically less expensive than perennials. They typically require more maintenance, and are often used as pops of color, or to fill in the spots in between other types of plants. Examples of annuals include Daisies, Marigolds, and Begonias.

Perennials are flowers that return yearly, after staying dormant during the winter months. They are traditionally more expensive and require less maintenance. They bloom for about 4 to 6 weeks, and can eventually be split to create more perennials. Some examples include, Baby’s Breath, Bellflowers, and Maryland’s own Black Eyed Susan.

Biennials take two years for their growth cycle to be complete. In the first year, they appear leafy and may have small blooms, and in their second year they bloom fully and completely. They do not appear yearly, however after the second growth cycle seeds can be harvested and replanted. Examples include Canterbury Bells, Forget-Me-Nots, and Foxglove.

We know there are a ton of choices you can make when choosing a lawn care provider, but we want you to choose us. Why? Because at Superior Land Services we give your lawn the attention to detail it deserves –every time. We’ll first evaluate your landscape, and create a customized plan perfect for you. With over 20 years of experience, you can trust your lawn is in the right hands.