01 · Field system
Mow 5000 Estimator
Outline the mowable lawn on a real map and see an approximate weekly service range.
Measure my lawnClient tools
Three ways to see the next step.
Each experience is built for a different kind of project: map the lawn, shape the garden, or organize the request. Pick the world that matches what you want to do.
02 · Garden Lab
Bed Builder
Explore real plants, care rhythms, wildlife value, placement, and design ideas.
Build a bed concept03 · Project desk
Quote Builder
Turn a project idea into the few details that help us give you the right next step.
Build a quote requestQuick quote request
Tell us the essentials. We'll handle the next step.
One short form gets the right details to our team. Text or Messenger is always there if that's easier.
Edgeline Garden Lab // system onlineCentral CT // climate-aware palette
Light profileFlexibleSite modelAwaiting propertyModule 01 · Landscape intelligenceDesign a living system.
A horticultural interface for real properties. Read the site, explore species, and shape a palette before an Edgeline specialist turns it into a plan.
12 Species04 System layersCT Local climate
Botanical interface · Lab session 01
Build a living system, not just a plant list.
Explore how each plant looks, lives, and fits the long-term rhythm of your bed. Your saved palette becomes the starting point for an Edgeline design consultation.
03 · Species library12 plants matched to flexible
Live specimenHydrangea paniculata
Medium maintenanceTap plants to change the viewSpecies photo: AS Photography · CC BY 4.0 · resized for web
Hydrangea paniculata
Hydrangea
A generous, welcoming focal point for front entries and layered beds.
- Maintenance level
- Medium
- Trim frequency
- One species-specific prune each year; remove spent or damaged stems as needed.
- Companion insects & benefits
- Pollinators visit fertile blooms; dense growth can shelter songbirds.
- Pressure to watch
- Deer may browse new growth. Afternoon heat and dry soil can wilt foliage.
- First response
- Check root-zone moisture and drainage first. Remove only failed stems, then identify the variety before pruning or treating.
Plant-health guidance tiers
Good horticulture starts with diagnosis. These are broad first-response ideas, not a plant-health diagnosis or pesticide recommendation.
04 · Living system preview3 plants in the concept
Clean & structured · Flexible conditions
Plant photo sources & licenses
- Hydrangea — AS Photography, CC BY 4.0; resized and displayed with responsive cropping.
- Catmint — Wouter Hagens, Public domain; resized and displayed with responsive cropping.
- Salvia — Averater, CC BY-SA 3.0; resized and displayed with responsive cropping.
- Coral Bells — F. D. Richards, CC BY-SA 2.0; resized and displayed with responsive cropping.
- Hosta — Murray Foubister, CC BY-SA 2.0; resized and displayed with responsive cropping.
- Boxwood — Burkhard Mücke, CC BY-SA 4.0; resized and displayed with responsive cropping.
- Switchgrass — Jebulon, CC0 1.0; resized and displayed with responsive cropping.
- Inkberry — Michael Rivera, CC BY-SA 4.0; resized and displayed with responsive cropping.
- Virginia Sweetspire — Wouter Hagens, CC BY-SA 4.0; resized and displayed with responsive cropping.
- Mountain Laurel — Jasper Shide, CC0 1.0; resized and displayed with responsive cropping.
- Black-eyed Susan — Dominicus Johannes Bergsma, CC BY-SA 4.0; resized and displayed with responsive cropping.
- Foamflower — Cbaile19, CC0 1.0; resized and displayed with responsive cropping.
Send the Lab concept to the design deskSite read · future rendering · plant placement · spacing · care direction
Text this concept Helpful first steps, not cookie-cutter answers. Final recommendations and pricing depend on your property, access, current conditions, and what you want the finished result to feel like. We'll review those details with you before work is scheduled.