Forty viburnum bushes were added to the existing viburnum hedge at SE corner of 64/40 and Lindbergh Blvd. The evergreen hedge will provide white flowers in the Spring and berries in the Fall. Prior to planting, extensive work was done to remove large honeysuckle bushes, and other declining/dead trees and invasives. This area that had not been maintained since the rebuild of highway 64/40 in 2008 is now clean and attractive again.
2022
Ten arborvitae green giant trees were added to the landscape at Ladue and Price Roads. These trees are in addition to the five trees and flowering bushes we planted in 2018 making this corner even more attractive.
Prior to planting we removed invasive honeysuckle and other declining plants.
Fall 2021
Twelve Royal Raindrop Crabapple trees were added to frame the perimeter and will flower in the Spring adding color to the landscape. Four Norway Spruces were planted in front of the highway wall and utility building to serve as a screen. Two indigenous Bald Cypress trees were placed near existing cypress creating a grove of beautiful trees.
Prior to planting we removed twelve dead or declining trees, seeded the turf, trimmed ad mulched other healthy trees. It all adds up to a lovely landscape at one of the major entrances/exits for our city.
Southeast section of 170 and Ladue Road
Spring/Summer 2020
Four large norway spruces and three large bald cypress were planted at the site. The spruces will screen the highway wall and the new cypress were added to existing cypress to create a lovely grove. Prior to planting we removed several dead trees, trimmed and mulched all healthy trees, renovated the turf, and MoDOT renovated the drainage system and dry creek. It all adds up to a well groomed area at a major entrance to Ladue. We are especially grateful to the Ladue Garden Club for partnering with us on this project.
Southwest corner of Ladue Rd and Hwy 170
Summer/Spring 2019
Eight beautiful norway spruce and three red maples were planted after trimming existing trees and removing multiple dead trees and brush. As the new trees grow they will add screening and color to this entrance to Ladue.
Fall 2018
Planted arborvitae and flowering bushes after removing large, invasive honeysuckle.
Spring 2018
We visited all past projects to ensure they meet our landscape standards. Fortunately, since we chose plants that are indigenous or proven to thrive in Missouri, only a few plants needed replacement. In addition, we trimmed, weeded, and mulched all sites as needed.
2018
Trimmed existing red buds and other trees, removed several dead trees before planting red maples. Highway 64/40 and McKnight Road near Godwin Lane and Ladue Crest.
Winter 2018
Eighteen fringe trees were planted along Lindbergh Blvd on the north and south sides of Highway 64/40. Fringe trees produce pretty white flowers in the Spring and enhance our city’s landscape.
Summer 2017
Planted seven new trees, many daffodils, trimmed existing trees, removed rusted chain link fence. Also, added limestone rock to dry creek.
Summer 2016
Planted thirteen new trees and many daffodils, seeded area after removing overgrown bushes and trash.
Summer 2016
New trees, shrubs, and flowers planted in front of Summers, Compton, Wells LLC.
8909 Ladue Rd./Ladue – Summer 2015
Daffodils brighten Carmelite Monastery entrance in the Spring.
9150 Clayton Rd./Ladue – Spring 2015
Pretty yellow daffodils add color to a busy intersection.
Clayton and Price Roads/Ladue – Spring 2014
New trees and shrubs planted along Ladue road in front of Beth Hamedrosh Hagodol Cemetery.
9125 Ladue Rd. / Ladue — December, 2013
New trees and shrubs planted at Annunziata Church.
9305 Clayton Road/Ladue – 2013