Add beauty, dimension, and functionality to your landscape with custom elevated garden beds and mounding. Designed for privacy, improved drainage, and vibrant planting spaces.
Hall Landscaping specializes in retaining walls that combine strength and beauty. Whether you need to prevent erosion, create level outdoor spaces, or add visual interest, we offer materials like boulders, blocks, and natural stone to match your landscape. Our retaining walls are engineered for long-term stability and built to handle Colorado’s tough climate, giving your yard structure and lasting appeal.
At Hall Landscaping , we create elevated beds that enhance your yard’s topography and beauty. Whether you’re looking for bold garden displays, natural privacy screens, or functional water management, our designs deliver. Using mounding and stacked stone walls, we provide garden beds that offer both structural support and aesthetic charm—perfect for adding depth and dimension to any outdoor space.
For the most part, yes! However, some situations may require the use of block walls for
structural reasons or specific designs.
Sometimes we can tie into your existing walls. However, if the walls are already failing, it’s often
better to remove and reinstall them for better long-term stability.
Yes, we can create steps in walls made from block, concrete, or Siloam stone, tailored to your
needs and preferences.
Depending on the type of boulders you choose, a boulder wall can be cheaper. However, cost
will vary based on the materials, size, and complexity of the project.
Yes! Elevated beds are perfect for growing vegetables, herbs, and other plants. The raised
height improves drainage, reduces soil compaction, and makes gardening easier on your back.
You can customize the soil mix for optimal plant growth.
For most plants, a depth of 12-18 inches is ideal for an elevated garden bed. Deeper beds may
be necessary for plants with larger root systems, like tomatoes or root vegetables. The deeper
the bed, the more room your plants will have to grow and establish strong roots.
Yes, elevated beds provide excellent drainage. The soil is typically above ground level, allowing
excess water to drain away easily. This helps prevent waterlogging and root rot, especially in
areas with heavy rainfall or poorly-drained soil.
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