New and redesigned beds
Frame the home, soften patio edges and connect outdoor features with deliberate bed shapes. Existing plants should be evaluated before deciding what remains, moves or is replaced.
Dublin, Ohio · Landscaping
Landscape Design & Installation in Dublin, Ohio
Flores designs and installs planting beds, trees, shrubs and garden spaces around your home and outdoor living areas. Compare seasonal interest, screening and mature plant size with the maintenance you want to take on.
Landscape design inspiration
Start with your property
Planning screening without crowding the yard
Choose the views you want screened and consider how plants will mature. Useful screening should not depend on permanent pruning to force oversized plants into narrow beds.
For a Dublin-area home, compare the screening goal with sunlight, available room and maintenance. Plants should follow those requirements rather than citywide soil assumptions.
Scope and choices
Compare the work that belongs in the plan
Trees and shrubs
Choose plant material for the actual exposure, available space and intended role. Mature size matters when screening a patio or positioning plants beside doors and walkways.
Evergreen structure
Evergreens can provide year-round form and screening where the site is suitable. Compare spacing and eventual growth rather than filling every open gap with a plant.
Flowering plants
Layer flowering shrubs and perennials with foliage and structure. Discuss the seasons of interest you value and the care needed to maintain the chosen palette.
Landscape renovation
Review tired or overgrown planting in the context of the whole property. A renovation can rebalance beds and routes without assuming every established plant needs removal.
Seasonal accents
Seasonal flowers and tropical-style accents can add summer color. Discuss the ongoing care and seasonal replacement or overwintering requirements of the selected plants.
Verified project reference
See planting as part of a completed outdoor space
New Albany Patio Elegance
The verified project includes landscaping with the outdoor living work. Compare the relationship between beds, hardscape and the home; plant selection and retention still need an assessment of your own site.
Explore the project and original photos →Planting and site details
Connect the planting with the space around it
Compare planted edges, open lawn and the way water moves through the property. These examples can help start the conversation; plant selection and any drainage work need an assessment of your own site.
Planning and ownership
Resolve these details before work begins
The right plant for the actual site
Sunlight, moisture, exposure and usable planting space should be assessed before a palette is selected. Do not rely on a citywide assumption about soil or drainage; the conditions at the property determine the planting plan.
What happens after installation
Discuss watering, mulch and care while choosing the plants. A new landscape develops over time, and immediate fullness should not come at the expense of mature spacing. Review qualifying plant-warranty terms on the existing warranty page.
Property-specific review
Confirm the parcel and proposed scope
A Dublin mailing address alone does not establish the responsible authority or approvals for every project. Identify the parcel jurisdiction and ask about the actual landscaping and any associated grading, walls, structures or utility work. Applicable requirements depend on the property and proposed work; another project’s approval does not establish yours.
How it works
From the first conversation to a defined scope
1
Assess
Walk the property and discuss planting and screening priorities.
2
Plan
Compare bed layout, site conditions, plant selection and care.
3
Install
Prepare the agreed beds and install the selected plant material.
4
Establish
Follow care guidance as the landscape develops.
Helpful answers
Dublin landscaping questions
What should I bring to a Dublin assessment?
Choose the views you want screened and consider how plants will mature. Useful screening should not depend on permanent pruning to force oversized plants into narrow beds. For a Dublin-area home, compare the screening goal with sunlight, available room and maintenance. Plants should follow those requirements rather than citywide soil assumptions.
Can you redesign existing landscape beds?
Yes. Existing plants and bed layouts can be evaluated so the plan distinguishes what to retain, relocate or replace. Access and site conditions affect what is practical.
Can you help select plants?
Yes. Discuss actual exposure, available space, mature size, seasonal interest, screening and maintenance preferences. The plant palette should follow the property and your priorities.
Can landscaping be planned with a patio?
Yes. Planning planting and hardscape together can help coordinate bed edges, views, access and the transitions between the patio and yard.
Do seasonal tropical plants return every year?
Many tropical-style accents are not winter-hardy in Central Ohio. Treat their use as a seasonal or care-dependent choice and discuss the selected plants’ requirements.
Is there a plant warranty?
Qualifying plants may have limited coverage under Flores’s existing warranty terms. Review eligibility, watering, care requirements and exclusions on the warranty page rather than assuming every plant is covered.
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Start with your home
Plan your Dublin landscape
Bring photos, priorities and questions about the space you already have. A free assessment helps define the work and choices that fit your property.