Simplicity in Theme and Follow ThroughDesign services for landscaping are much in demand today, as more home owners realize that they work hard in order to be able to spend more time in their own homes. Landscape Art design services...
CunninghamiaAmong the very few coniferous trees that can reproduce from stumps; the Cunninghamia are a very small family of trees native to China with only 2 species:Cunninghamia konishii ( Konishi Fir )A narrow-pyramidal, very...
landscaping designs for backyardYou can alter many things in the backyard to make it a lot more beautiful, peaceful and inviting to visitors. Unfortunately, sometimes there is nothing that can be done about the next story neighborhood...
Custom Fire Table burning a 200K BTU Crossfire Burner We here at Warming Trends take pride in our ability to build our customers exactly what they want. We receive custom templates from builders, architects, contractors, homeowners...
Muehlenbergia capillarisA clump forming hardy perennial grass reaching up to 5 x 6 ( rarely over 4 ) feet.Native to southeastern North America, it is endangered in the wild in Connecticutt, New Jersey and Maryland, and is extinct...
Prunella grandiflora ( Self-Heal )A low, mat-forming perennial, reaching a maximum size of 2 x 4 feet.It can be used for groundcover.The leaves are up to 4 x 2 inches.Hardy zones 4 to 8 in sun or shade on well drained to moist soil. Tolerates wet conditio...
Ive written pretty extensively in the past about why I dont like the term, landscaping, applied to the fields of design and landscape architecture. Despite my often indignant writing, I understand that for the majority of the...
Pontederia cordataA rhizomatous perennial water plant, reaching up to 4 ( usually 2 ) feet in height, that is native to eastern North America.The heart-shaped leaves, up to 10 x 6 inches, are glossy deep green.The mid-blue (...
There are trends in landscaping, just like there are in anything other category. So here are some of the top trends in landscaping for 2012. From creative vegetable gardens, to mini gardens, to fire pits, to personalization,...
KalmiaHating waterlogged clay and lime; the Kalmias prefer and thrive on moist, light, slightly acid, WELL DRAINED soil in the cool, moist dappled shade under trees. They prefer the shade of coniferous trees such as Hemlock as...