The introduction of plants into the landscape denotes the second element of an integrated landscape plan. The plant (softscape) component of the overall plan is the flourishing portion of the equation. Plants transform the environment into a living and constantly changing canvas of color and seasonal fascination, always in movement and often serving to soften the harsh lines of existing structures or hardscape. Landscaping is designed to enhance the project and help manmade objects/structures coexist within nature's landscape. Whether working with the clients' architects or our staff designers, PSF Enterprises, Inc. strives to bring to the project the very best in landscape design and installation.

The introduction of fencing into a landscape plan must meet several requirements. It is rarely just an issue of privacy. If the overall plan has a swimming pool or pond component, then the requirements for safety and city codes must be addressed. Most cities require the barrier to be of a certain height in order to prevent access to the area by small children. The fencing concept can take on many different styles, including wood, stone, brick, or metal. There is almost no limit to the combination of materials that can be used to create a pleasant and functional fence.

PSF Enterprises, Inc. works with the very best and most experienced landscaping lighting specialists in the region. The introduction of lighting into the landscaping plan can allow for a spectacular nighttime effect. Use of lighting in trees and surface planting can center the focus on a particular area. Lighting can help soften the sometimes harsh symmetry of hardscape, by promoting more natural lines that are recognized in nature. The expert use of landscape lighting can add new dimensions to any setting.