Deciding to have artificial turf installed on your residential property will eliminate most of the yard work tasks that you currently handle. Muddy areas in your yard will be eliminated and pesticide treatments will no longer be needed. Familiarize yourself with some lawn turf products and installation essentials.
Remnants, Rolls, And Precut Pieces
Artificial lawn turf is constructed of synthetic fibers and a cushioned backside. Nylon, polypropylene, and polyethylene materials may be used to manufacture turf. Read More»
Vegetable gardening is a fun hobby that also provides you with a constant stream of fresh, nutritious vegetables. Unfortunately, many homeowners shy away from vegetable gardening because they worry about how the garden will look compared to the rest of their landscaping — straight rows of vegetables can look drab, and they can detract from the rest of your backyard. Thankfully, you’re not limited to gardening in straight rows, and it’s easy to make your vegetable garden look great by following a few tips. Read More»
Gravel can be an important part of your landscaping. It can be used to pave a patio, drive, or pathway, or you can use it in garden beds and drainage features.
1. Size
Gravel comes in a variety of sizes, with crushed gravel coming in at less than a quarter-inch in size and larger options measuring 3⁄4 inch per rock or more. Choosing the right size has a lot to do with the installation goal. Read More»
There are many common mistakes that people make when choosing plants for landscaping. Plants usually require quite a bit of care and cost money. This is why you want to make sure you choose the right ones. It is important to take care when choosing landscaping plants in order to ensure they grow well, thrive, and look great once in place in your yard or landscape design project.
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Pool design is an important component of your backyard, providing a focal point, relaxation, and summer getaways. However, pool designs can be intimidating. There are tons of options to consider. Even the basic shape or form factor can make a huge difference in the look and feel of your pool and surrounding landscape. Taking into consideration the surrounding environment as well as local regulations for depth, filtration, currents, and more will help ensure the success of your project while creating a unique space that adds value to your home. Read More»
