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Choosing the Right Mulch for your Landscape
Covering bare ground benefits the landscape in a variety of ways. It helps to maintain soil moisture, prevent erosion, suppress weeds, and create a finished look. However, the decision of which mulch to use can be a bit more complicated. Let’s look at the following and discuss each one: Inorganic [...]
Deer-Resistant Plants
Living in an area where deer enter into your yard and eat your favorite plants can be frustrating. Fortunately, there are many beautiful, deer-resistant plants that can help protect your garden while keeping it looking the way you envisioned. In this post, we’ll explore some plant options that deer tend [...]
DIY Landscaping
Looking for a fun, inexpensive way to add visibility to your landscape? This DIY project helps add charm and guides the way after sunset. Follow these easy steps, and watch your landscape become transformed! Supplies you will need: Glow in the dark Brush-on Paint A paint brush Stones of your [...]
The Gold Nugget Award
We’re excited to share some incredible news—our team has been recognized as a 2026 Gold Nugget Awards Award of Merit Winner! Chosen from an impressive field of more than 800 entries across North America, this recognition celebrates excellence in architectural design, planning, development, interiors, marketing, and innovation. Being selected by [...]
Weed Barrier Fabric
Weed Barrier Fabric: Overview Weed barrier fabric was never designed to be a permanent fixture in the garden to suppress weeds for the life of the landscape. It has been used by farmers to place between rows of crops to suppress weeds for the season and then be removed for [...]
Creating Sustainable Landscape Designs: A Quick Guide
Sustainable landscape design blends beauty with environmental responsibility, focusing on practices that conserve resources, protect ecosystems, and reduce environmental impact. Here’s how to create an eco-friendly outdoor space: 1. Use Native PlantsNative plants are well-suited to your local climate, requiring less water and maintenance. They also support local wildlife and [...]











