Home is where the heart is.
Laying sod in your lawn costs a little more than spreading eczema and hoping for the best, but it’s one sure means of obtaining a powerful stand of grass fast. If you don’t have the income to sod the entire area and have quite a few dead patches, then cut costs by installing the sod…
Concrete stones or pavers give the landscape a “finished” appearance by producing crisp, neat borders. Edging with concrete stones will accentuate and separate your lawn from the driveway, path or garden bed. Grass roots will remain out of the garden bed and dirt, and mulch and bedding plants will not end up in the lawn.…
Black river rocks, whether you utilize large or tiny ones, can add character to your yard. Small stones tend to be shiny, catching visitors’ attention and highlighting the region. Massive stones come both rough and smooth, allowing you to utilize the rocks in various ways, creating charming gardens or stylish constructions. Walking Surfaces Black river…
Interlocking pavers provide a good surface for walkways, outdoor patios and driveways with designs which you can not copy with concrete or asphalt. These pavers utilize a combination of edge restraints and mud at the spaces between individual pavers to create tension which holds them together like they were a single unit. When installing interlocking…
If you are looking for an alternative to turfgrass on your lawn or just want to add accent plants, ornamental grasses are an superb option. Apart from being among the simplest perennials to grow, these crops offer beauty and durability in a stunning array of sizes, shapes and colours. Regardless of your landscaping obstacle, there’s…
We seldom move between the inside and out our houses without some type of in-between room or pay — it could be a stoop, porch, balcony, veranda, courtyard or duplex. This might be where we initially greet a guest, sit and read a book, take refuge from the rain or sunshine, or watch the world…
The impressionist painters of the late 19th century changed the way we looked in the planet, and in the case of Monet changed the way we looked at our gardens. In 1883, Monet and his family moved into the village of Giverny, northwest of Paris. He found a home that had been a part of…