When planning your landscape design, it’s crucial to incorporate native tree species into the mix. Pine trees are a type of conifer in the family of Pinaceae that can be found not only throughout Montana’s national forests, but...
The State of California has so many different types of pine trees - more than you could possibly imagine! If you’re unfamiliar with what a pine tree is - it’s an evergreen conifer that bears seed cones and...
Learning about the different types of pine trees (also known as conifers) is fascinating! Whether you’re trying to pick out the best Christmas Tree, are remodeling your landscape design, or you’re just curious - keep reading for information...
With Utah’s dry climate and low relative humidity percentages, it’s only fitting to try out a drought-resistance landscape design. In recent years, xeriscaping has become increasingly popular for both water conservation and low-maintenance landscaping purposes. So, follow along...
While you may be hesitant to create a drought-tolerant landscape in Montana because of the ever-changing seasons - it’s possible! Believe it or not, xeriscaping can actually be done in any climate, creating a low-maintenance landscape design that...
When landscaping in the Sunshine State, it’s vital that you pay close attention to your landscape design and how you’re implementing it. Because Florida is so hot and humid most of the year, it’s crucial that you get...
If you’re looking to transition your landscape design to a low-maintenance yard, we’re here to help! Low-maintenance yards have so many benefits - less time spent taking care of them, you’re most likely using little water, and they...
Are you wanting to change up your landscape design but your wallet is telling you no? Don’t worry - we’ve all been there. What you may not realize is that there are a lot of great budget-friendly landscaping...
Maybe you recently purchased a new home and are doing a front yard revamp? Or, maybe you’ve decided to remodel and implement a low maintenance landscaping set-up. Being a California native, I’m the first one to tell you...
