We are delighted to announce that Saluda Hill Landscapes has been honored with the SC Top Workplaces Award, ranking #8! Additionally, our president, Wendell Furtick, has been awarded the prestigious Leadership Award for his outstanding contributions to our company and the industry. These accolades are a testament to our commitment to excellence, a positive workplace culture, and exceptional leadership.

We are thrilled to announce that Saluda Hill Landscapes has been honored with four prestigious awards at the 35th Annual REGAL Awards, hosted by the Building Industry Association (BIA) of Central South Carolina. This remarkable achievement underscores our commitment to excellence, innovation, and superior craftsmanship in the landscaping industry.

We are excited to announce that Saluda Hill Landscapes took home an award in the 2nd annual SC Greens Master Craftsman Awards! The Master Craftsman Awards are showcased at the SC Conference and Trade show. This prestigious accolade recognizes our unwavering dedication to superior craftsmanship, innovative landscaping solutions, and environmental sustainability.

We are thrilled to announce that Saluda Hill Landscapes has been awarded the Best of Lexington Life 2024! This prestigious recognition is a testament to our unwavering commitment to excellence, dedication to quality, and passion for transforming outdoor spaces in our community.

It can be tough to figure out what to plant for those colder months so that your landscape stays lush and appealing. Just because colder weather starts making its way in doesn’t mean that your beautiful landscape has to make its way out. We listed 4 of the best flowers for a Fall and Winter landscape, as well as 4 of the best shrubs to plant for the Fall and Winter time. We also have one crucial tip for finding what to plant in your landscape that could save you a lot of frustration and time.

While you may feel tempted to jump right into the fun parts of creating your ideal outdoor space— like picking out plants and planning their placement. However, it is important to understand the foundation of your backyard ecosystem before you do anything. Learn about the different kinds of soil typically found in yards in the Midlands!

As the summer heat rises in the Southeast United States, particularly in June, business owners must consider how to maintain and enhance their commercial properties. A well-maintained outdoor space can attract customers, increase property value, and provide a welcoming atmosphere for employees and clients. Here are expert tips to help you create a summer oasis that will transform your commercial property into a blissful retreat.

As the warm weather approaches in Georgia and South Carolina, it’s time to get your outdoor space summer-ready. Proper preparation and maintenance will ensure your landscape is both beautiful and functional during the hot and humid summer months common in the Southeast. Here are essential tips tailored for summer landscaping in this region that will help you create an inviting and well-maintained outdoor oasis.

As winter bids adieu and the promise of spring emerges, it's time to turn our attention to the revival of our outdoor sanctuaries – our lawns. The transition from winter to spring demands a strategic approach to lawn care to ensure lush greenery and vibrant health. Let's explore the essential steps to rejuvenate your lawn after the winter chill has subsided.

When it comes to enhancing the beauty and health of your landscape, the right choice of mulch can make all the difference. Among the various options available, pine straw stands out as a natural, sustainable, and highly beneficial choice for landscaping. Let's explore the numerous advantages that make pine straw a top pick for both residential and commercial landscaping projects.

MULCH: In this article, we'll explore the diverse advantages of mulch on your land and provide insights on how to choose the right type for various circumstances, ensuring your landscape thrives in both form and function.

South Carolina's diverse climate and soil conditions create a welcoming environment for a rich variety of native plants. If you're looking to adorn your garden with vibrant and resilient flora, consider these 10 native flowers and shrubs that not only thrive in South Carolina but also contribute to the local ecosystem. Discover what makes each plant the best choice and how they can elevate your landscape.