Aaron Landscape and Irrigation

09/20/2024

09/17/2024

Fall is just around the corner. 🍂🍁🍂

If you need assistance getting ready give us a call:
- Irrigation Blowout
- Flower Bed Cleanup
- Trim and remove trees

Call: 317.896.3327 or email: [email protected]

04/17/2024

Spring is here and it is time to get ready for Summer. Do you need help with your Spring projects? Aaron Landscape and Irrigation has been providing beautiful and artistic landscape development for over 30+ years.

Give us a call to help you make your yard beautiful.

Phone: 317.710.7817
Email: [email protected]

03/06/2024

Spring is here and it is time to start planning your landscape projects. We have over 25 years of experience and would love to meet with you to talk through your spring and summer projects.

Call us today for a free consultation. 317.896.3327

01/13/2024

Winter sunsets are beautiful this time of year. How are you using your outdoor living space this time of year?

01/09/2024

With the ice and snow we’re thinking about that ice melt! The best to use for your hardscape is Acetates – This variety of deicer comes in three kinds: sodium acetate, calcium magnesium acetate and potassium acetate. Unlike chloride-based ice melts, acetates are completely natural and break down in the environment. Since they do not have any chlorides, they will actually protect your concrete and natural stone. This type of ice melt works best above 20°F and will not work at extremely low temperatures. The only down side is that they are very expensive.

01/07/2024

We love to get testimonials from our customers. We are here to help you through each step of the process. Contact us today to make your landscaping ideas come to life.

01/05/2024

The winter landscape often seems grey and drab. Winterberry is a species of holly that performs excellently in the landscape. It is attractive all year long, but it truly shines in the winter months after the leaves drop and the brilliant red berries are showcased.

01/03/2024

Be sure to keep road and sidewalk salt away from plants. Construct a screen of burlap, if necessary, to keep salt spray off plants.