Landscape Installations
No Limits develops unique, creative, and horticulturally sound landscape designs. We also have an experienced and talented team to install your new landscape. Give us a call or contact us today to schedule your consultation.
Our Services
- Complete Landscape Design and Installation
- Graduate Landscape Architect on Staff
- Paver Patios and Paver Walkways
- Stone Walls and Stone Paths
- Residential Hardscaping
- Project Coordination
- Landscape Lighting
- Bubbler Water Features
How Do You Choose the Right Plants for a Landscape Design?
Choosing plants for a new landscape involves more than selecting colors and varieties that look appealing. Each plant should be considered based on the conditions of the property, including sunlight, soil, available space, drainage, and how large the plant may become as it matures.
The overall design matters as well. Trees, shrubs, perennials, and other plantings can be arranged to create seasonal interest, define outdoor spaces, complement the architecture of the home, and provide a balanced appearance throughout the property. Selecting plants that are appropriate for Southwest Ohio’s climate can also support long-term landscape performance.
No Limits Landscaping develops creative, horticulturally sound landscape designs for homeowners throughout the Greater Cincinnati area. With a Graduate Landscape Architect on staff, our team considers both the appearance of the finished landscape and the growing conditions of the property when developing a planting plan.
Our Design Process
You want a company that will do it right. No Limits has an unlimited list of landscape Design/Build capabilities. When it comes to you and your outdoor living needs. No Limits Landscaping is a powerful resource for lasting beauty and respect for your property.
Working together, your dreams can become a reality!
Scheduling your Appointment
Establish a budget
Note: Upon acceptance of the project proposal, the design fee will be waived.
Finalize your design
Note: Your designer may recommend the development of a preliminary layout to review prior to finalizing your project plan.
Schedule your project
Should You Replace an Overgrown Landscape or Renovate It?
An older or overgrown landscape does not always need to be completely removed and replaced. In some cases, existing trees, shrubs, beds, or hardscape features can be incorporated into a new design. The right approach depends on the condition of the landscape and what you want to change about the property.
Plants that have outgrown their locations, crowded beds, outdated layouts, or changes in how you use your outdoor space can all make landscape renovation worth considering. A professional evaluation can help identify which existing features are worth keeping and where new plants, beds, walkways, lighting, or other improvements may provide greater value.
No Limits Landscaping provides landscape design and installation throughout the Greater Cincinnati area. Our team can evaluate your existing landscape and develop a plan that combines appropriate existing features with new elements to create a more functional, cohesive, and updated outdoor environment.
How Can Landscaping and Hardscaping Work Together?
A well-designed outdoor space often combines softscape elements, such as trees, shrubs, lawns, and planting beds, with hardscape features such as patios, walkways, stone walls, and paths. Planning these elements together can create a more cohesive landscape and help each area of the property serve a clear purpose.
Hardscaping can establish the structure of an outdoor space by creating areas for walking, dining, entertaining, or relaxing. Plantings can then soften those features, add seasonal color, create visual transitions, and connect the finished project to the surrounding property.
No Limits Landscaping provides both landscape and hardscape design and installation throughout the Greater Cincinnati area. Our capabilities include complete landscape installation, paver patios and walkways, stone walls and paths, landscape lighting, and water features. Coordinating these elements during the design process helps create an outdoor space where individual features feel like parts of one complete plan.
