Landscapes Articles
Cozy outdoor rooms have become goal number one, perhaps from the stress of the job-related commute or it just may be anxiety-related as we watch everything the world has on its plate. We want to come home to our nest.
Grouping the trees into islands or pockets of non-mow areas helped develop planting opportunities.
Go Green for Your Garden Improve Your Soil with Compost. Incorporating organic matter helps loosen tight heavy soils so they will drain or improve sandy soil's ability to hold water and nutrients. You win no matter your soil type.
Each appliance in your home including major heating and air-conditioning systems probably has these in bright yellow and easy to read. What about the landscape, what energy-efficient rating would it get?
Showcase Nature's Beauty Indoors with Winter Greens.
Mulch, often overlooked in the gardening world, is a gardener's best friend.
During these days of shortened sunlight, it's a good time to think about light in your garden. One of the challenges we face, especially in small yards, is lack of sufficient light to grow our favorite flowers, shrubs and trees. The shade maybe from a neighbor's house or building, from our own buildings or from trees and shrubs that have grown large over the years.
Many gardeners love helping pollinators. But growing a pollinator garden isn't practical in every location. Let's consider other factors that help you create a bee, butterfly, and insect-friendly habitat in your yard.
Proven Winners hydrangeas are beloved for their stunning blooms. By selecting the best variety for your garden and your goals, you can fall in love with hydrangeas all over again in your own space.
Choosing the right plants for your garden goes far beyond picking out pretty blooms.
