by Stacy Mayfield | Apr 28, 2022
Rain gardens are quickly becoming a common element in residential landscapes. In fact, in many cities, new developments are required by code to install rain gardens. They’re a great way to add an environmentally-friendly feature to your yard while also performing a...
by Stacy Mayfield | Mar 28, 2022
One unpredictable part of owning property is knowing if you’ll have to deal with noisy neighbors or traffic. It can be very frustrating because noise issues are often something we can’t control. However, there are some actions you can take to help mitigate unwanted...
by Jean Aalseth | Mar 20, 2022
Decorating with natural materials is a popular trend in the cool, dark months of winter. This easy decorating method adds beauty and color to outdoor spaces throughout the holiday season. Many of us have large, attractive planters that house tropical or annual...
by Jean Aalseth | Mar 11, 2022
Crape myrtles (Lagerstroemia) are beautiful small trees and shrubs all year with small glossy foliage, showy buds and blooms, great fall color, and attractive bark. Newer Crape myrtle varieties offer a wide palette of flower and foliage colors, with disease...
by Jean Aalseth | Feb 20, 2022
Your private outdoor space offers a safe place to relax and a welcome bit of freedom. Although the cooler, darker months are here, you don’t need to abandon your backyard. Extend the outdoor living season into fall and winter with these inviting elements. Covered...
by Elizabeth Hodgson | Feb 15, 2022
When discussing a landscape design for a shaded garden space, a common question I get asked is “what should I do with all of this moss?” As those of us who live in the Pacific Northwest know, moss has the potential to take over any space and cling to almost any...
