Giving You Your Outdoor Dreams
Lone Wolf Landscaping, LLC. understands that first impressions are everything, and this is especially true about curb appeal! We want to give you the outdoor space you’ve always dreamed of, so you, loved ones and neighbors want to spend more time in it.
Your project, your yard, is second to none, and we believe in that sentiment as much as we believe your satisfaction is our number one priority!
We’ll help you with all your landscaping design needs! It doesn’t matter if it’s your backyard or front. It doesn’t matter if it’s a brand-new project or an update. Lone Wolf Landscaping, LLC. has your back, and your project covered. From sod, to flower beds, and all sorts of planting and planning, we’ve got you covered.
We also install bat houses and offer beneficial insect services, too. Both can be a very positive addition to your outdoor space!
Lone Wolf Landscaping, LLC. will walk you through your landscape design plan, and we’ll work with you until you’re satisfied completely. We also offer military and first responder discounts. Our expertise will grant the backyard wishes you’ve always had, and you’ll be the envy of all your neighbors! Call us today to get started! We can’t wait to meet you!
Our Landscape Design Services Include
- Bat Houses
- Beneficial Insects
- Flower Beds
- Planting Flowers
- Planting Perennials/Annuals
- Planting Trees
- Planting Bushes/Shrubs
- Mulching
- Soil & Sod
- Fertilizing
Bat Houses
Our Bat Houses can hold a whole colony, and the best place to put a bat house on the side of your home (or outer building). When you place them in these locations, they’re more successful because the sun will warm the home, and the bats will more easily locate them. They find their new roosting sites with ease, even without food lures. Bats are beneficial because 1 bat can eat up to 1000 mosquitos an hour! A colony of bats eats 10,000 mosquitos a night! That's some serious pest control! Also, if you have a bat house, the colonies tend to avoid places like the attics or uppers areas of homes and businesses.
Beneficial Insects
Pollinators: We depend on these insects—including bees, butterflies, flies, and moths—to pollinate our garden’s flowers.
Predators: These insects eliminate pests by eating them. Things like ladybugs, praying mantises, and green lacewing larvae fall into this category.
Parasitizers: Like predators, parasitizers also prey upon other insects, but in a slightly different way. They lay their eggs on or in the bad bugs, and when the eggs hatch, the larvae feed on the host insects. Parasitic wasps are the main member of this category.