Posted on: 24 March 2023
Congratulations, you have just built your dream house. But, all the land around it is bare because you can't do landscaping during construction since it will just be torn up. You might not know what to do with all that land anyway. The easiest way to handle all that bare land is to hire a landscape company to do all the work. When you hire a landscape company, find one with a landscape designer.
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Posted on: 28 February 2023
Having trees on your property provides you with shade and keeps your yard looking beautiful. One thing you must do, however, is keep the trees maintained. One way to do this is to keep them trimmed regularly. There are many benefits this offers you, three of which are listed below.
Increase Curb Appeal
Trees are beautiful and if kept maintained they can increase your curb appeal. Having a lot of overgrown, misshapen trees, does not look nice.
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Posted on: 13 February 2023
As homeowners become more conscious of the impact their outdoor spaces have on the environment, they're looking for ways to create beautiful landscapes that are also sustainable. Here are some of the best eco-friendly landscaping ideas for residential properties.
Incorporating Native Plants into Your Design
Native plants are those that are naturally found in your area and are adapted to the local climate, soil, and water conditions. By using native plants in your landscaping, you can reduce the amount of water and other resources needed to maintain them, and you'll also be supporting local wildlife.
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Posted on: 24 January 2023
Land clearing is sometimes more complex than many people think. You need to plan carefully and have a good understanding of the potential risks and challenges that could come up.
Unfortunately, this also opens up the possibility of making some serious mistakes while clearing land yourself. Here are four of the most common.
Failing to Research Local Laws and Regulations
Before beginning any land clearing project, you should research local laws and regulations to ensure that you aren't running afoul of any laws or endangering the environment.
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