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When individuals think about beautifying their outdoor space they typically think about living additions like trees, shrubs and flowers but permanent structures can be an even better investment in the long run. Flowers, trees and shrubs are classified as landscaping; stone patios, retaining walls and stone steps are called hardscaping. Hardscaping offers a strong focal [...]

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Visit us at Ecoasis to Make your own Holiday Swag with all natural plant materials” and make a Pinecone Bird feeder while shopping for your Frasier Fir tree in a variety of sizes from 4’to 10’. Gather around the bonfire for Free Smores and Hot Chocolate. Extended hours Thursday, Friday and Saturday until 7 pm. [...]

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Sometimes, to make a house more inviting from the inside, it is important to work on the outside. The yard is easier to navigate, and neighborhood committee members do not have to complain. Ciminellis Landscapers manage many diverse projects at once. The professionals do landscaping work all of the time, so the work is full [...]

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Sign up for our newsletter and receive an emailed discount offer to be applied on your first visit! No coupon necessary. 18301 Central Ave, Mitchellville, Md. – 1 mile West of the Patuxent River on Central Ave. 301-430-0870 Opening weekend April 7 — Monday-Saturday 9am-6:30pm, Sunday 10am-4pm Share and Enjoy:

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Hardscaping is becoming increasingly popular because it is low maintenance and in times of water shortage, it does not require water at all. While most people use a combination of softscaping and hardscaping in their designs, it is not too uncommon, especially in desert areas, to see a landscape entirely made up of hardscaping elements. [...]

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Have you thrown your hands up to Mother Nature yet? If not, then  you must have had Ciminelli’s Landscape Services renovate your landscaping to include native plantings, properly chosen plants, rain barrels, rain gardens, drainage control and beautiful, low maintenance hardscaping. Most yards will look good in April and May, but the real test of the [...]

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When individuals think about beautifying their outdoor space they typically think about living additions like trees, shrubs and flowers but permanent structures can be an even better investment in the long run. Flowers, trees and shrubs are classified as landscaping; stone patios, retaining walls and stone steps are called hardscaping. Hardscaping offers a strong focal [...]

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Since 1991, Ciminelli’s Landscape Services in Lothian, Maryland has provided complete landscape, hardscape, and specialized eco-scaping/greenscaping work in and around the Annapolis area, combining professionalism with unmatched customer service that has earned them recognition as a leader in home beautifying. Ciminelli’s prides itself on the amazing variety of custom landscaping services they are able to [...]

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What is the best way to handle snow and ice on your walkways, driveways or patios.  How about the snow flattening your beautiful foundation shrubs? If you are snowblowing, plowing or shoveling - be aware of the plants in the area you are moving the snow to.  This “manmade” snow cover is usually the most damaging because [...]

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Whether it be to save water, save the environment or save money, eco-scaping offers a lot of options for garden-lovers. By using new technology as well as reusing resources, it possible to improve the look of a yard and use less tap water without causing detrimental damage to the environment. Think all of those lush [...]

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