Altizer Lawn & Landscape LLC

05/15/2026

Just a reminder….. it’s so dry 😣😢

04/28/2026

Nothing says "curb appeal" like upgrading your walkway from simple to simply amazing!! It may be cheaper than you think. Allow us to review your next project and provide you with a free quote. Licensed and insured. 804-661-3630

04/13/2026

Turn your outdoor space into a low maintenance, high enjoyment area. A custom designed walkway or patio coupled with plush artificial turf is the answer! Give us a call for your free estimate and review. Licensed and insured. 804-661-3630

04/07/2026

04/06/2026

People always ask me how I got started in landscaping.

Truth is, I’ve been at it a long time—but when I really think about it, this is where it began.

Riding side saddle with my dad. Learning how to handle rough terrain, how to run equipment the right way, how to fix things when they break—and most importantly, how to care for the land.

In this video, that’s my dad teaching my son. Showing him how to keep his load steady going down a hill, how to choose the right path, and what it means to work hard.

Taking care of the land—and everything that calls it home—isn’t just work for us.

It’s something we’ve always done.

03/11/2026

With only a couple more "Fake Spring" seasons to go we ae getting excited at Altizer Lawn and Landscape! "True Spring" is right around the corner. We look forward to seeing old friends and making new ones. Give us a call for a free review and estimate on your next project. Licensed and insured. 804-661-3630

01/05/2026

From small projects to major transformations, our team tackled it all — and this video captures just how far we’ve come. Watching it makes me incredibly proud of the craftsmanship, care, and dedication our crew brings to every job.

A huge thank you to our amazing clients for trusting us with your homes and properties. We’re grateful for every opportunity to serve you.

Here’s to continued growth and even bigger things ahead — we can’t wait to see what 2026 brings! 🌱

12/10/2025

Check out this raised bed! It’s going to be awesome full of veggies, blueberries and much more I’m sure!

12/08/2025

Wet heavy leaves are no match for our leaf removal system! Call us to schedule your curbside removal today!

12/04/2025

Intersting information!

In the summer, mulch helps reduce w**ds growing in your garden, but in the winter, mulch acts as insulation for the soil and plant roots (which are more sensitive to cold than stems).

Newly planted trees and shrubs may require a layer of mulch to help survive winter.

As freezing weather approaches, make a plan to mulch any susceptible plants you have after the soil cools off but before it's frozen.

For more information on winter mulching: https://www.pubs.ext.vt.edu/426/426-326/426-326.html

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Winter Mulch 101

WHAT: Winter mulches are used primarily to protect shrubs and flowers from severe winter temperatures and frost heaving. They are laid down in late fall and serve as insulation during the winter.
WHEN: Winter mulches should be laid down in early winter, once the soil has cooled but before it has frozen.
Mulch made from organic materials:
Straw makes a good winter mulch or mulch for the vegetable garden. It is inexpensive, suppresses w**ds, conserves moisture, and insulates well. But it's not very attractive, may contain seeds, & extremely flammable.
Purchase “straw” rather than “hay,” as hay contains many w**d seeds. Mulch 6 to 8 inches deep
Bark mulches resist compaction, will not blow away, are very attractive, and are readily available. Some shredded barks, such as cypress, decompose slowly.

Pine needles are attractive, decompose slowly, resist compaction, and are easy to work with. They are often available commercially or are free if you have pine trees on your property.

Leaves that have been shredded with a composting mower are sometimes used as a summer mulch, although they decompose very quickly. Whole leaves can be used instead, but they tend to mat together and block water movement into the soil.