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We’ve Been Busy!

It has been a busy season at Allentuck Landscaping Co. Our designers have created some outstanding landscapes and of course, our talented teams have expertly installed them for our customers. Enjoy some of our latest projects.

Potomac, Maryland: A One-Of-A Kind Fire Pit And Patio

Now that it’s fall, what better way to spend chilly evenings than cozying up around a one-of-a-kind fire boulder? You read that correctly, fire actually comes out of the boulder! This expansive flagstone patio has enough room to entertain family and friends alike, and with landscape lighting and fans, it is a great space at night and even on a hot day.

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Bethesda, Maryland: A Natural Place For The Family

Our client wanted a space for her family to gather that related back to her natural setting. We delivered! Using irregular flagstone, this patio has a soft feeling that fits right in with her backyard.

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Washington, DC: Making A Grand Entrance

Who says patios can only be in the backyard? At this home, the front walkway is also a place to relax! After tearing down an old cinder block retaining wall and constructing new stone walls and steps, our team installed this stunning patio with complimentary plantings creating a fantastic new space for our clients.

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Olney, Maryland – Reclaiming A Lost Space

The area under a deck can be dark and scary but that does not need to be the case. On this project, our team built a wonderful irregular flagstone patio that our customer can now put to good use. Gravels, Indian cobble stones and carefully selected plants help light up and give character to this once unusable area.

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Potomac, Maryland – A New Beginning

Every once in a while we get the opportunity to bring new life to someone’s front and back yard at the same time. Such was the case on this project. Tim Carbis designed a stunning new flagstone entrance with sweeping garden beds full of perennials, groundcovers and a specimen Japanese Maple. In the rear yard, the existing patio was updated to create a wonderful secondary space to enjoy.

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Remember, Allentuck Landscaping Co. is always here to help you design, install, construct and maintain you lawn and landscape. Give us a call!


Allentuck Landscaping Co.
is Your Residential Landscape Company

Phone: 301-515-1900 Email: info@allentucklandscaping.com

At Allentuck Landscaping Co., our mission is to create beautiful environments for people to enjoy. We see landscaping as a way to improve people’s lives.

The Allentuck Landscaping Co. team has been delighting homeowners in Maryland, Washington DC and Northern Virginia for over 28 years with our turnkey approach to landscape design, installation, construction and maintenance. Most companies try to serve many types of customers at the same time; homeowners, shopping centers, office buildings and the list goes on. At Allentuck Landscaping Co., we focus on one customer, you, the homeowner. We have a singular focus on bringing you the best landscape practices, the best customer service, and the best value for your home.

Services Provide – Master Landscape Plans, Complete Maintenance Programs, Plantings, Patios, Walkways, Retaining Walls, Water Features, Outdoor Lighting, Outdoor Kitchens, Trellises & Pergolas, Irrigation Systems, Drainage Solutions, Grading & Sodding. Fire Pits & Fire Places, Spring Clean Ups, Decks, Fences
Areas Served – Chevy Chase, Bethesda, Potomac, Rockville, North Potomac, Darnestown, Gaithersburg, Germantown, Boyds, Clarksburg, Ijamsville, Urbana, Frederick and Washington DC.

 

 

 

Top March Garden Tips: Getting Your Landscape Ready for Spring

March marks the official start of spring, bringing longer days, warmer temperatures, and the perfect opportunity to get your garden in shape for the growing season. With plants waking up from dormancy and new growth emerging, now is the time to tackle essential gardening tasks. Follow these top March garden tips to prepare your landscape for a thriving and productive year. 1. Clean Up Your Garden and Prepare for Growth As winter fades away, take time to clear out debris

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Does Snow Damage Landscape Plants?

Branches are drooping. Evergreens are buried. Your garden suddenly looks like it’s been flattened overnight. And the question hits fast: Does snow damage landscape plants? Sometimes yes. Often no.The real answer depends on what kind of snow you get, what plants you have, and whether you step in at the right moment—or make things worse by doing too much. Let’s break it down in a simple, homeowner-friendly way. Does Snow Damage Landscape Plants in Winter? Most of the time, snow

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Top February Garden Tips: Preparing for Spring Growth

February is a crucial month for gardeners, making it the perfect time to focus on the top February garden tips to prepare for the upcoming spring season. While winter still lingers, small signs of new growth begin to appear, signaling that it’s time to start planning, pruning, and protecting your landscape. By tackling key gardening tasks now, you’ll set the stage for a vibrant and thriving garden in the months ahead. 1. Prune Trees and Shrubs: Top February Garden Tips

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5 Top January Gardening Tips: Starting the Year Right in Your Garden

January marks the start of a new year, making it the perfect time to focus on the top January gardening tips for planning, preparing, and caring for your landscape during the quiet winter months. While most plants are dormant, there’s still plenty you can do to ensure a healthy and productive garden come spring. 1. Top January Gardening Tips for Pruning and Maintenance January is the ideal time for pruning deciduous trees and shrubs while they’re dormant: Remove Deadwood: Cut

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2026 Landscape Trends That Will Change How You Live Outdoors

Something big is happening out there, and it’s not subtle. Homeowners are rethinking yards — not as green fields to mow, but as spaces that work harder, feel better, and look unmistakably intentional. Welcome to the world of 2026 Landscape Trends, where beauty meets purpose and everyday life gets better outside. These aren’t wild ideas. They’re grounded in how people are actually using their outdoor spaces — from morning coffee to sunset gatherings. Let’s dive into six trends that are

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Should Ornamental Grasses Be Cut Back In Winter?

They look wild. A little messy. Maybe even forgotten.And every winter, homeowners stare out the window and ask the same question: Should ornamental grasses be cut back in winter, or left alone? The answer isn’t a simple yes or no. It depends on what you want your landscape to do during the cold months—and how you want it to perform come spring. Cut too early and you can weaken the plant. Leave them too long without a plan and things

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