Bane Landscape Co.

02/22/2026

Some finish grading and topsoil on this gravel with Palisades Zoysia sod laid in these milder temps.

When it greens up it should be beautiful!

06/11/2025

100’ of Flagstone walkway flowing through

02/08/2025

Bane Landscape is seeking to add more lawn care customers for the upcoming growing season!

Message or call (601)-757-2762

11/27/2024

A beautiful and functional dry creek bed installed at the Whatley residence.

10/09/2024

20 pallets of St. Augustine later.

With Rainbow Landscape

10/09/2024

Fall is in the air at the Whatley residence.

A nice glow-up in this space.

09/15/2024

Updating my page with some work we’ve done lately. Fall is for planting!

02/17/2024

Landscape design and build.

A great time to be planting right now!

12/14/2023

Another 6’ fence.

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601-757-7262

07/24/2023

Low-maintenance was key with the job.

Fall is the best time for planting. Give me a call today!

01/25/2023

Just a little tip to avoid a mulch volcano!

Mulch is important to the health of your landscape. When it is applied properly it helps hold moisture in the soil, prevents w**d growth, regulates soil temperature, and protects the trunks of trees and shrubs from lawn equipment.

❌But when mulch is applied incorrectly, it can harm your plants. A common example of harmful mulch application is the mulch volcanoes you see around trees.

✅When applying mulch around trees and shrubs in the lawn, don’t mound it up around the trunk. You want it to be 3 to 4 inches deep and extend from the trunk 3 to 6 feet around the entire tree. Don’t allow the mulch to touch the trunk. Pull the mulch 2 to 3 inches away from the trunk to prevent problems, including disease and rodent damage.

➡️This Extension publication provides more information about how to mulch, the different types of mulch and how to calculate the amount of mulch you need: http://ow.ly/oORS50Mua5V