Landscape design transforms outdoor spaces into visually appealing and functional environments. Whether it is a small backyard garden or a sprawling estate, landscape design can elevate the beauty and usability of any landscape. Below are some key elements of landscape design, the importance of planning, plant selection, hardscaping, and maintenance. Planning for Success Successful landscape design begins with careful planning. Before starting any project, it is essential to assess your property, consider the needs and designs that you want, and establish a clear vision for the space. [Read More]

If you're like many homeowners, you find the idea of incorporating edible plants that provide fresh fare for the family table into your landscape design scheme appealing — but by the same token, you don't want to sacrifice curb appeal for functionality. Striking a balance between aesthetics and utility is key to creating a landscape that is both beautiful and productive. Here's what you need to know: A Natural Touch with Berry Bushes [Read More]

If you or someone in your household suffers from seasonal allergies, the pollen-filled spring and summer months can be a challenging time — and you may feel that you have little choice but to remain indoors as much as possible during pollen season. However, it's possible to be able to enjoy outdoor living even for those with seasonal allergies with the help of thoughtful landscape design. Following are several strategies designed to help you create a beautiful outdoor space that also takes your allergies into account. [Read More]

Removing a tree from the yard can affect more than just the tree. Damage to the nearby landscaping is possible, but it's not completely unavoidable. The following tips can help you protect your landscaping during tree removal. 1. Move Sensitive Plants   Plants growing close to the tree are the most likely to suffer damage during the removal process. The best way to protect them is to carefully dig up the plants and their roots so they can be temporarily potted up and moved to a safe area. [Read More]