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How Important Is Landscape Lighting?

 

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Your landscaping enhances the beauty of your home and property, but without proper lighting, those enhancements can only be seen by the light of day. Landscape lighting helps ensure that your property looks beautiful 24-hours a day, spotlighting focal points. However, it is not just showing off your landscaping that makes outdoor lighting important. Here…

Does Landscaping Go Out of Style?

 

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While it is hard to imagine beautiful flowers or a green lawn losing popularity, landscaping does have trends that come and go. Yes, having a lush lawn will always be in style, but the landscaping elements you surround it with can trend in and out of vogue. If you want to maintain a stylish home,…

How Advanced Irrigation Can Improve Your Lawn

 

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Are you tired of fighting off the brown and yellow grass in the last months of summer? It can be difficult to keep a beautiful, green lawn without the right irrigation system. Even if you have an older irrigation system in place, it may not offer all the benefits of newer systems. Here are some…

4 Feature Options to Improve Your Landscaping

 

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Is your yard in need of an upgrade? Even if you have a nice lawn, beautiful gardens and a lovely landscape design, there is always room for improvement. Sometimes you don’t need a completely new look for your landscaping; just a single added feature to give it a new focal point can do the job.…

Benefits of Adding a Retaining Wall

 

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Retaining walls are used to hold soil, whether they create an above ground planter or they secure a hill or sunken space. These hardscapes can be made from wood, rock, brick or pavers, usually used for function, but they can also be a beautiful addition to a landscape design. There are many benefits to using…

Why You Should Aerate Your Lawn

 

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Plants, including grass, need air, water and nutrients to flourish. Unfortunately, a thick lawn can eventually become a detriment to itself. The root system, thatch and soil can become so dense that water, air and nutrients have trouble infiltrating this layer and impact the health of your lawn. Aerating your lawn can allow your lawn…

5 Types of Drainage Solutions

 

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If you struggle with water issues on your property, drainage is vital to protecting from erosion, landscaping deterioration and basement flooding. Directing water flow away from your home and yard to maintain your property can be accomplished through a few different drainage options. Here are five types of drainage solutions to help protect your property…

Tips on Lakefront Landscaping

 

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If you are blessed enough to own a lakefront home, you have a small piece of paradise to come home to every day. A big part of the value of your home is where it is located and what is outside of the house, including the landscaping. To make the most of your property, you…

Improve Your Home’s Value with the Right Landscaping

 

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Are you planning to sell your home or have an upcoming appraisal for a new loan? One quick and inexpensive way to improve the value of your home is to use the right landscaping. Compared to other home improvements, landscaping is fast and affordable, but it can give you more bang for your back when…

Making your Yard a more Usable Living Space

 

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Everyone tries to make the most use of every square inch of their home.  They add seating and storage and upgrade to more quality materials in the kitchen and baths. But one area that is often neglected as a usable living space is the back yard. There are beautiful design choices that can make your…