Frank D. Porter, owner and operator of Almost Perfect Landscaping, began his early education at Hackensack High School. Next he attained his BA degree in Marketing at Saint Peters College of Jersey City. Following St. Peters, he attained certificates at Rutgers Cook College for Landscape Architecture. While running his company, his passion to help people drove him to further seek higher education in the School of Social Work, also at Rutgers.
Pond Design and Build Project in Bergen County by Almost Perfect Landscaping of Paramus, super service award winners at angies list four straight years.
before you prune, make sure it’s the right time of year and the right plant to prune. Many homeowners go nuts in the fall cutting shrubs and perennials down, thinking they are through for the year, which they are in a sense, but still because they need their dormancy it is no license to butchery in the landscape.
Bergen county landscape design and build project by almost perfect landscaping of paramus new jersey, Retaining walls, terranced stone walls and garden beds in a residential setting on a sloped area.
Regular aerating with core aerators is a crucial part of lawn maintenance and helps keep your lawn green and healthy. The holes a core aerator makes, provides the soil with room for expansion and fertilizer absorption. It is most often performed in conjunction with seeding. Aeration allows the water direct access to the roots system and encourages deeper roots and thicker turf
This project was not only to improve the aesthetics along the street line of the house, but,
Landscaping project with a large backyard consisted primarily of pool, plantings and patio
Landscaping redesign of brooklyn, ny apartment complex courtyard with large planters.
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After a 3 year inside renovation this client was ready for an outside landscaping face lift.
Perennials play an important and vital part of the garden or landscaping of a residence or property. With open space continuing to be lost due to development, backyard habitats and feeding areas for many migratory birds and other wildlife is disappearing.
