Robersion's Quality Landcape

02/22/2026

02/19/2026

Stop Mowing the Mud and Fix Your Backyard Erosion with River Rock

If you have a low spot in your yard where water naturally collects or runs during a storm, stop trying to grow grass there. As seen in the "before" photo, turf will eventually drown or wash away, leaving you with a muddy, unmowable trench that is an eyesore. Instead of fighting nature, accept the path the water wants to take and turn it into a deliberate landscape feature called a "dry creek bed".

Mimic Nature with Varied Stone Sizes

To make the feature look like a natural stream rather than a drainage ditch, you must avoid using stones that are all the same size. As shown in the transformation, start with a base of smaller river gravel to handle the water flow, then layer in medium-sized river rocks and large "feature boulders" along the edges. This variety mimics how a real river deposits stone, creating a realistic, rugged look that slows down the water and prevents further erosion.

Anchor the Banks with Moisture-Loving Plants

Rocks alone can look stark and industrial. To soften the edges and further stabilize the soil, plant the banks with moisture-loving perennials. The "after" photo utilizes Hostas, Ferns, and Ornamental Grasses effectively. These plants thrive in the damp soil next to the rocks, and their root systems act as a living net that prevents the banks from collapsing into the stone bed during heavy rains.

Create a Permanent, Zero-Maintenance Solution

Unlike a French drain, which requires digging deep trenches and burying pipes that can eventually clog with silt, a dry creek bed is a surface-level solution that is easy to maintain. It requires no mowing, no watering, and no electricity. It simply sits there, looking beautiful and structural on dry days, and efficiently guiding water away from your property on wet ones.

12/14/2025

Northeast Georgia homeowners: Planning any landscaping or hardscape projects in 2026?
Act now and secure your spot on our schedule right after the new year—before it’s too late!
On December 11, 2025, ICE arrested the largest masonry/hardscape contractor in Forsyth County, along with members of their crew the week prior. This has created a massive shortage of reliable professionals in our area.
The remaining trusted contractors like us are already booking up fast, with demand skyrocketing. Don’t get stuck waiting months for your dream patio, retaining wall, outdoor kitchen, or landscape transformation.
Get ahead of the rush and lock in your project today for priority scheduling and peace of mind.
Call now: 770-886-0402
We’re here to deliver top-quality work you can count on!

12/14/2025

Northeast Georgia homeowners: Planning any landscaping or hardscape projects in 2026?
Act now and secure your spot on our schedule right after the new year—before it’s too late!
On December 11, 2025, ICE arrested the largest masonry/hardscape contractor in Forsyth County, along with members of their crew the week prior. This has created a massive shortage of reliable professionals in our area.
The remaining trusted contractors like us are already booking up fast, with demand skyrocketing. Don’t get stuck waiting months for your dream patio, retaining wall, outdoor kitchen, or landscape transformation.
Get ahead of the rush and lock in your project today for priority scheduling and peace of mind.
Call now: 770-886-0402
We’re here to deliver top-quality work you can count on!

09/30/2025

25 Plants That Flourish Beneath Trees

1. Hostas
– Shade-loving plants with lush, decorative foliage.
2. Ferns
– Add a woodland atmosphere with their graceful fronds.
3. Lamium
– A bright ground cover dotted with delicate flowers.
4. Heuchera
– Known for colorful leaves that lighten shady spots.
5. Lungwort (Pulmonaria)
– Speckled foliage and charming early spring blooms.
6. Epimedium
– Elegant flowers combined with drought tolerance.
7. Bergenia
– Bold leaves and clusters of attractive blossoms.
8. Pachysandra
– Evergreen ground cover that thrives in shade.
9. Vinca minor
– Spreads easily with violet or white star-shaped blooms.
10. Ivy
– A versatile climber or ground cover for shaded spaces.
11. Japanese Anemone
– Late-summer blooms that add movement and color.
12. Astilbe
– Feather-like flowers that bring softness to shady beds.
13. Carex (Sedge)
– Textural grass with subtle movement in the breeze.
14. Tiarella (Foamflower)
– Star-shaped blooms that brighten dim corners.
15. Cyclamen hederifolium
– Autumn flowers paired with heart-shaped foliage.
16. Brunnera
– Produces delicate blue blooms reminiscent of forget-me-nots.
17. Hardy Geranium
– Cheerful, reliable, and easy to grow.
18. Trillium
– A woodland classic with a single striking bloom.
19. Italian Arum
– Adds winter interest with dramatic foliage.
20. Wall Bellflower
– Thrives even in tight, shaded nooks.
21. Forget-me-not
– A soft, low-growing carpet of tiny blue flowers.
22. Bleeding Heart (Dicentra)
– Romantic flowers shaped like little hearts.
23. Lady’s Mantle (Alchemilla)
– Foliage that captures morning dew like sparkling jewels.
24. Luzula
– A shade-loving grass with a soft, flowing look.
25. Solomon’s Seal
– Graceful arching stems adorned with hidden blossoms.

09/06/2025

The window to get a lawn established is closing quickly call Roy at 770-886-0402 to speak with him about your free estimate.

04/30/2025

More zeon zoysia for a repeat customer.

04/30/2025

Edging to control erosion caused by storm water runoff.