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landscape design for all four seasons

When you pull up to your home, are you happy with what you see, or are you a little disappointed with the appearance of your home? Have you ever thought about having the yard landscaped so that it is more beautiful throughout the year? Some people think that landscaping work is only meant to beautify the home during the spring and summer months, but when done right, landscaping is effective in making your home look great even during the fall and winter months. Visit my website to learn more about year-round landscape design that looks beautiful even when the snow is falling.

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Uneven Yard? Why You Should Build A Retaining Wall

Posted on 25 November 2019

Living on hilly terrain can be great if you love a good view. A sloping yard lets you see over the horizon and adds a certain texture to the landscape. However, as much as you may enjoy looking out of your window and seeing the skyline, you might not be able to make much use of the yard itself. Your children may want to spend more time in the great outdoors, but with such an uneven landscape, they may not have enough room to play. [Read More]

3 Tips For Creating A Weed-Proof Garden

Posted on 23 September 2019

After spending the time to create a gorgeous landscape in your yard, it can be frustrating to watch small weeds pop up around your space. Unfortunately, this issue is common for homeowners, especially in neighborhoods where others don't mind their own weeds since weed seeds can spread. Here are three tips for creating a weed-proof garden.  1.    Apply A Pre-Emergent Weed Killer Each Fall Pre-emergent weed killers are designed to inhibit weed seed growth, keeping weeds from growing in the first place. [Read More]

Work With Landscapers To Add Long-Lasting Features To Your Property

Posted on 19 August 2019

If you plan on owning your home and living in it for a long time, you may want to add long-lasting features that will last as long as you own the property or even longer. While this may be somewhat easy to do for certain features such as the flooring, countertop, and roof, which will all have well-documented lifespans, you may find it to be a little challenging for the landscape. [Read More]