Three Trees Landscaping Inc.

Landscaping is the one trade on Three Trees' Idaho record, and Post Falls is its home base. The Idaho registration dates to 2008, so the business has held state registration across many seasons of north Idaho weather. A 25-mile radius from Post Falls covers most of the Coeur d'Alene area, including Dalton Gardens and Hayden Lake, so a homeowner anywhere in that stretch is within the area the business says it serves. Seasons drive landscaping here more than almost anything else. Winters bring snow and hard frost, and freeze-thaw cycles in early spring heave poorly set pavers, edging and shallow footings. Planting and sod tend to do best in spring once the ground works, or in early fall when the heat breaks. Dry summers mean new plantings need dependable irrigation through July and August. Late summer and fall are a good time to plan a project and get on a contractor's schedule before the ground freezes. For hardscape, ask how the base will be prepared to handle frost. For plantings, ask what will hold up to both a cold winter and a dry summer.