Elite Landscaping and Lawn Care

04/27/2026

‼️NOW HIRING‼️
We’re looking for a dependable, full time worker!
Must be able to work in the heat, lift heavy objects, and have means of transportation.

Must have some experience with lawn mowers and power equipment like w**d eaters, leaf blowers, etc.

Call Tyler Foster 601-384-6778 (owner)

04/23/2026

🟢 Commercial and Residential Lawn care
🌳Tree trimming
🟤Debris removal
🪻Landscape Design/Install/Maintenance
📞601-384-6778

03/31/2026

🟢 Commercial and Residential Lawn care
🌳Tree trimming and removal
🟤Debris removal
🪻Landscape Design/Install/Maintenance
📞601-384-6778

03/06/2026

🟢 Commercial and Residential Lawn care
🍁Leaf cleanup
🌳Tree trimming
🟤Debris removal
🪻Landscape Design/Install/Maintenance
📞601-384-6778

02/18/2026

🌹 It’s Time to Prune Your Roses! ✂️

Here’s what to keep in mind 👇

🌿 Most roses bloom on new wood, so don’t be afraid to cut them back! Pruning encourages stronger growth and more blooms.

✂️ Remove any dead or damaged canes (main stems) first, cutting them back to the base. Then remove any crossing or crowded stems to open up the center. Better airflow = less disease!

🌱 If buds are already forming, cut about ¼ inch above an outward-facing bud at a 45° downward angle, pointing away from the center.

Prune now for a healthier plant and beautiful spring blooms! 🌸✨

12/07/2025

11/05/2025

Mulching should be part of garden maintenance at least twice a year, Pine straw is an excellent choice among mulch products currently available on the market.

Mulching is one of the most important tasks for a successful landscape because ornamental plants benefit greatly from it.

Pine straw creates an environment in which plants grow uniformly. It greatly reduces w**ding and watering time and cleaning up after heavy rainfalls. It also releases nutrients and organic matter into the soil as it decomposes and improves soil texture.

Use an initial 3-inch layer for shrubs and trees. Use slightly less on bedding plants, roses and herbaceous perennials. One-half pound per square foot will give this desired depth.

Most bales sold in Louisiana weigh 25-50 pounds and contain 3-6 cubic feet of mulch. A 25-pound, 3-cubic-foot bale will cover 50 square feet 3 inches deep. Annual or semi-annual reapplication of pine straw mulch can be done to a depth of 1-2 inches. When reapplying, one bale of pine straw should go three times as far.

Most independent retail garden centers in Louisiana and surrounding states have pine straw available for sale year round.