In the Springs of ’05 and ’06 Whittlesey Landscape supplied Dennis Klein (head groundskeeper) and his crew with approximately 45 yards of heavy infield clay. Dennis Klein was the former head groundskeeper at The Dell Diamond in Austin. Whittlesey established a strong relationship with him, which he took with him to Arlington.

With The Dell Diamond in Austin, and Whataburger field in Corpus Christi known as two of the premier minor league facilities in all of major league baseball, Whittlesey is proud to say they are heavy suppliers of both. Since the year 2000, Whittlesey has outfitted both ballparks with their infield material. Brad Detmore (head groundskeeper) now at Dell Diamond, was also the former heads groundskeeper at Whataburger field in Corpus Christi.

“Whittlesey’s material quality and customer service is superior." “We spend about 90% of our time working on the infield, that’s where it all happens. With that being said we can’t afford to use anything but the best.” -Brad Detmore

In the Fall of 2007 Whittlesey outfitted Abilene Christian University’s Wells Field, home of Wildcat Softball with approximately 70 yards of Heavy infield clay.

“We are extremely pleased with the product from Whittlesey, it was exactly what we wanted.” - Richard Rogers - ACU Head Groundskeeper (17 years)

In the fall of ’03 Whittlesey Supplied the University of Texas Brownsville with heavy infield clay for their up and coming baseball facility.

Every year Pflugerville ISD uses Whittlesey’s infield mix to update their athletic fields.

Valley crest, one of the areas premier landscapers and one of Whittlesey’s top clients outfitted the whole Tera-Vista subdivision, including Dell’s Children Hospital and Seton hospital. This project used Whittlesey’ s specialty mixes and different types of mulches through out each job. Tera-Vista is now one the premier sub-divisions in the Round Rock area.