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Sprinkler Installation and Irrigation Repair

 

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One of the best ways to protect your lawn is with a well-planned and implemented irrigation system, since regular watering and fertilization is essential to the maintenance of a healthy and beautiful landscape. Keeping your lawn and landscaping green not only enhances the beauty of your home but also increases the value of your home.…

Enhance Your Home or Business With Outdoor Lighting

 

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Do you enjoy looking at your house as you drive up to it at night? Does it appear warm and inviting to you? Does it make you want to go in to relax in the comfort of your own home? Outdoor lighting will enhance the attractiveness of your home, whether it is to highlight a…

Time For Landscaping Design That Includes a Patio?

 

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Patios have come a long way from that small slab of concrete that your grandparents used to put their barbeque grills on. Today’s patios are artistically creative additions to your overall landscaping plan. When blended with other hardscapes such as your garden walking paths, steps leading down from your deck or heading toward your water…

Is Your Landscaping In Need of a Water Feature?

 

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Are you missing something in your landscape design? Have you considered creating a space to incorporate a water feature? For whatever reason, we are all aware of the hypnotic and calming (almost therapeutic) effect of the sound of running water on our psyche. A water feature is always an asset, never a regret, to any…

Outdoor Speakers

 

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Whether your landscape design calls for an outdoor kitchen, deck, patio, swimming pool, or garden retreat, don’t forget to include music for your outdoor entertainment areas.  Many great landscape designs treat entertainment systems as an afterthought, but incorporating outdoor speakers into the design process you will end up with better results acoustically and aesthetically. Outdoor…

Your Outdoor Dining Experience

 

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Remember frying fresh fish outdoors in an iron skillet over a small kerosene stove? Or, simply building a quick “make-do” fireplace out of left over bricks from the neighbor’s last room addition? Then, along came a “real” barbeque grill, a Weber!  Finally, a gas grill arrived and the weekend outdoor home barbeque parties were a…

Why Do I Need to Consider Hardscaping in My Landscaping Project?

 

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In the excitement of launching into a new landscaping project, especially with the advancement of spring, most people are focusing their attention on their “softscape” projects such as vegetable gardens, flowerbeds, scrubs and trees. Oh, let’s not forget our constant quest for the perfect lawn  of grass. While it is these elements that, in large…

Do I Want a Water Feature in My Landscaping Project?

 

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One of the most mystifying, stimulating yet relaxing, calming and hypnotic element to be found in nature is water. We are soothed by the sound of waves gently lapping the shoreline or rocking a boat. Most people plan their vacations around water (special fishing trips or beach destinations) and many of us will recite favorite…

Do I Need to Add a Retaining Wall to My Landscaping Project?

 

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Retaining walls are used primarily to “shape” an area of a landscaping project that needs control, either for water drainage or to prevent soil erosion. Retaining walls are to, in essence, hold the soil between two different elevations where there may be two undesirable slopes. These structures help prevent the natural flow of gravity’s pull.…

Consider Lawn Irrigation in Your Landscaping Project

 

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Perhaps it goes without saying that, regardless of the meticulous detail in your artfully planned, harmonious, perfectly placed vivid color displays included in your personal landscaping project, the lack of regular water to your precious foliage will turn all that beauty and work into a devastating brown disaster.  A long, hot, dry spell can wreck…