3 Reasons To Work With A Landscape Designer

22 December 2022
Categories: , Blog

If you own a business with a lawn, you want to ensure that it looks good at all times. It is the first part of your business that prospective clients or customers will see, which starts to form the first impression of your business. You can only make a first impression once, and trying to repair the damage that a bad first impression can cause will delay you in meeting your customers' needs. Read More

Planning Your Landscaping For Spring? 2 Tips To Get Started

30 November 2022
Categories: , Blog

If you are planning your landscaping now for this upcoming spring, this is a good idea. This allows you to be ready when you need to start making purchases from flowers, mulch, etc. One thing you can do to help is hire a landscape contractor. Keep reading for two tips so you can have a beautiful landscaping this spring. Plant Flowers Flowers are the main part of landscaping as they bring color and greenery to your yard. Read More

Impress Your Neighbors By Cleaning Up Your Property This Spring

14 November 2022
Categories: , Blog

Spring is a good time to clean up your property so that you can impress your neighbors. But landscaping is a task that can quickly get out of hand if you make mistakes such as failing to edge properly or pruning incorrectly. Proper Edging Matters Edging has a large impact on the appearance of your property. It might seem like a small detail, but you will want the edges of your property to be clean and crisp. Read More

Common Mistakes When Fertilizing A Lawn

20 October 2022
Categories: , Blog

If your lawn is to thrive, it will need to have the right nutrients. Unfortunately, many homeowners will find that their soil may not be of the highest quality for growing a lawn. As a result, they may need to fertilize the grounds to make the soil more conducive to growing grass. However, there are some mistakes that they need to avoid if they are to get optimal results from fertilizing their lawns. Read More

Add A New Topiary Garden Or An Elevated Pond To Your Driveway

3 October 2022
Categories: , Blog

A topiary garden or an elevated pond will enhance a circular driveway. Either project will require the use of hardscaping and landscaping materials. Combining the materials will add some sharp lines and soft, contrasting colors to your property. Excavation Essentials If a driveway does not already exist on your property, a contractor will need to mark the sections where the pavement will go and designate an area for the new hardscaping and landscaping feature. Read More

Landscaping Plans For A Wet Climate

About Me

I love plants, and I love creating gardens full of colour. Not too long ago, I moved to an area where it rains a lot, and during the winter it gets really cold. It was quite a challenge to redesign the garden into a place where plants grow well. Because it was such a challenge, I started this blog as a way of sharing advice with other people who need to landscape their own garden. For example, one of my posts will cover incorporating drainage into your landscape design because without good drainage your plant roots become waterlogged and rot. Have a look to see which of my blog posts are most relevant to your own property.