Northshore Lawn & Landscape

03/17/2026

Looking for some privacy? These waxleaf ligustrums provide excellent coverage, fast growing evergreen shrubs with white fragrant blooms in the spring.

03/02/2026

Keeping things tidy year round 🤌

02/24/2026

🚨 SPRING TRUCK CONTEST 🚨

Or in other words… who wants $150 OFF their next order?! 💸
Hose it off. Shine it up. Show it out.

If your pickup’s cleaner than your Sunday boots, we wanna see it.
And listen up, pavement princesses 👑 — no shame here.

At G & G Soil & Landscape Supply, our trucks stay dirty so yours can stay pretty.
Fire it up and let’s have some fun! 🚛💨

Let's get those entries in! Submit your CAR or TRUCK, we want to see them all. New or classic's we want them all!

RULES and DETAILS:

1. Follow our page.

2. Like and share this post.

3. Submit 2 photos of YOUR truck to G & G Dozer Inc., Soil and Landscape Supply, via direct message, with Year, Make, Model, and Engine. (i.e. 2009, Ram 2500, 5.9 Cummins.)

4. Submissions will be accepted from February 13, 2026,10:00am CST to February 28, 2026, 11:59pm CST.

5. Judging will begin March 6, 2026, 10:00am CST to March 19, 2026, 11:59pm CST.

6. All entries will be posted to G & G Dozer Inc., Soil and Landscape Supply’s page and the vehicle with the most likes will WIN!

Official Rules are in the comments 👇

02/20/2026

Fall 2025, Pringle yews and dwarf burford holly shrubs

02/19/2026

We brought our unique touch to this blank canvas. Spiral and Pom Pom junipers, Texas sage, Camellias, Pringle yews, with a tropical mix of tricolor ginger and yucca color gaurd. All the colors 😍

02/19/2026

Fall 2025 before & afters. Sweet Viburnum and Waxleaf ligustrum plantings with landscape lighting install around pool

10/22/2025

Our website is now live! You can now request a quote online and check out the services we provide. Thanks to our friend at DAM Social for putting this together.

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10/02/2025

IRRIGATION TIPS - September, October and November are dry months.

In the landscape, watering at the right time of day is important. It is best to irrigate when the sun is low, the winds are calm and temperatures are cool. This will save water as much as 30 percent by reducing evaporative losses. The best time to water is from early morning, a couple of hours before sunrise, until midmorning. Most landscape and lawn areas need 3/4 to 1 inch of water weekly.

When irrigating, saturate the root zones. Roots are generally within the top 6 inches of soil. Let the soil dry between irrigations. Watering too frequently results in shallow roots, w**d growth, disease and fungus.

It is best to irrigate at a rate so the soil can take in the water being applied. You don’t want irrigation water to go into the parking area or down the street. Water a couple times weekly instead of watering a little bit every day.

Water conservation tips for the lawn, landscape and garden include:

–Aerate your lawn and around trees at least once a year to ensure good water pe*******on. Turn and cultivate soil, adding compost or fertilizer when planting. This helps the soil hold moisture and produces healthier plants that require less water to remain strong.

–Mulch well around landscape plants. Use 2-4 inches of mulch around trees and shrubs. This reduces evaporation, moderates soil temperatures, improves water pe*******on and helps control w**ds that compete for water. Pine straw is the best mulch in Louisiana.

–Landscape to suit your lot. Evaluate conditions like sun and shade, dry and damp areas, the size plants you want now and at maturity, and how you want to use each section of your landscape.

–Purchase turf or plant species that have low water requirements and are well-suited to the environment and the location where they’ll be planted.

–Group landscape plants with similar moisture needs in the same area. Separate them from turf areas, which have different water requirements.

–Plant in spring or fall when less water is needed to establish new plants. Smaller plants also need less water to become established.

–Create functional turf areas, for example, play areas. Avoid using turf where it's difficult to irrigate properly, such as on steep slopes. Good alternatives for hard-to-irrigate areas are ground covers, perimeter plants and mulch.

–Plant shade trees to lower the air and soil temperatures. This will reduce soil moisture loss, too.

–Maintain your yard by mowing, w**ding, pruning and irrigating as needed. A well-maintained yard requires less water.

All of this is important information for using your irrigation system and watering your plants properly. Irrigation will continue to be important as we move through the rest of the summer and fall in the South.

08/10/2025

Light up your nights, transform your landscape. We now offer landscape lighting. Give us a call for a mockup drawing and quote!