Posts Tagged ‘landscape’
Inviting Entrance
We love a beautiful, lush landscaping. We are always thankful of our clients that trust us to maintain their properties.
Read MoreGrub Alert
Late summer is when most homeowners notice the physical damage of dead patches in their lawn due to grub infestation. Grubs are milky white, c-shaped larvae of several types of beetles. In our area, grubs are one of the most damaging lawn insects. They cause damage to turf in the late summer and early fall. You…
Read MoreA little spring clean up
We freshened up this beautiful yard with a spring clean up, re-edged the landscaping beds, shrub trimming & mulch installation.
Read MoreSpring Project
Another spring project that turned out beautifully! Patio Installation & Landscape Renovations
Read MoreBeautiful Flowers
May Day…check. Mother’s Day…check. Flower Installation Days…check!
Read MoreTip #4: Add Seating
Tip #3 on turning an ordinary landscape into a refuge from stress and worry: Add seating. A comfortable bench, a few outdoor chairs or a hammock will provide inviting seating and a place for family and friends to enjoy your new backyard oasis.
Read MoreTip #3: Incorporate Sound
Tip #3 on turning an ordinary landscape into a refuge from stress and worry: Incorporate Sound. Whether it’s a wind chime or an interesting water feature, adding sounds to your landscape can help you relax. The sound of trickling water is especially calming.
Read MoreTip #2: Clean Up Clutter
Tip #2 on turning an ordinary landscape into a refuge from stress and worry: A clean looking yard is the foundation of any backyard sanctuary, so be sure to remove weeds, leaves, brush and other lawn debris from your turf and landscape beds. Don’t forget, a fresh layer of mulch will brighten any landscape.
Read MoreTip #1: Add Calming Colors
Tip #1 on turning an ordinary landscape into a refuge from stress and worry: A flower bed filled with serene, muted colors such as pastels can create a sense of calm. It’s always a good idea to choose plants that are easily maintained and enjoyable year-round. And remember, the more blossoms, the more soothing the…
Read MoreLandscaping – A Stress Reducer?
Some studies have proven that views of natural settings and plant life can lower blood pressure and reduce muscle tension, producing recovery from stress in a matter of minutes.
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