When you are ready for landscaping renovations, you may want to consider adding more features that are easier to maintain than a lawn. Not only will landscaping with less grass be easier to maintain, it will also use less water. Using native plants to create gardens will blend this landscaping design into the natural surroundings and reduce the overall care needs of your landscaping. Here are some ideas for a landscaping design that uses less water and natural, native plants: Read More»
Looking to improve your curb appeal? If so, then you may want to start with updating your landscaping. A little bit of carefully planned landscaping, after all, can go a long way in transforming your yard–and it doesn’t have to cost a fortune! Before you head to your local home improvement super-center to load up on landscaping materials and plants, however, there are many reasons to stop by your local plant nursery instead. Read More»
Stone hardscaping is not only beautiful but durable; however, it can also be something you can only dream of due to the cost. If you’re not set on a perfect symmetry in your hardscape yard elements, remnant stone may be just what you and your budget are looking for.
What is Remnant Stone?
Remnant stone is the stone left over from what is usually a large stone cutting project. It comes in various shapes, sizes and colors and is usually best for small projects. Read More»
