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Concrete Planter Boxes: A Necessity For Public Spaces

Concrete Planter Boxes: A Necessity For Public Spaces

Concrete planter boxes can be a valuable addition to the landscape architecture of public spaces. These sturdy and versatile structures can be used to add greenery and natural beauty to otherwise dull and lifeless urban environments. Not only do planter boxes improve...

5 Things Garden Pots Add to a Landscape Design

5 Things Garden Pots Add to a Landscape Design

Garden pots are sometimes an overlooked component of landscape design. However, the fact of the matter is that garden planters are incredibly useful in improving any outdoor space. Here are five things garden pots add to a landscape. Garden Pots Offer Flexibility One...

Are Lightweight Garden Pots the Right Choice for Your Landscape?

Are Lightweight Garden Pots the Right Choice for Your Landscape?

When it comes to choosing the right garden pots for your landscape, there are a lot of factors to consider. You can consider the look and durability and even the weight of the planters. The weight of the pot is important because it makes moving the pots around easier....

When to Use Fiberglass Planters in your Landscape

When to Use Fiberglass Planters in your Landscape

Fiberglass planters can be a great addition to any landscape project. They are made of glass that has been reinforced with plastic resin which is why we call them fiberglass. Fiberglass planters are known mostly for being durable and lightweight. They are suitable for...

How to Choose the Right Pots and Planters for Your Next Project?

How to Choose the Right Pots and Planters for Your Next Project?

When it comes to landscape design, one of the most important considerations is choosing the right pots and planters. There are many factors to consider when making this decision, including the type of plants you are using, the size of the space you are working with,...

Designing with Cube Pots and Planters

Designing with Cube Pots and Planters

Cube pots and planters are versatile and can be used indoors or outdoors. They are also a good option if you don't have much space, as they can be made of many materials, including GRC, fiberglass, and concrete. Each material has pros and cons, so choose one based on...

Using White Planters to Give Your Landscape a Fresh and Clean Look

Using White Planters to Give Your Landscape a Fresh and Clean Look

Creating a clean and fresh design in your landscape shouldn’t be that hard. All you need are the right plants, some white planters, and good design sense for proper positioning. The clean lines and neutral colors of this planter will give any landscape a fresh...

Improving your Outdoor Space with Round Garden Pots

Improving your Outdoor Space with Round Garden Pots

In the right conditions and with the right plants, round garden pots can be an excellent addition to your outdoor space. They look good, plus they have the added bonus of taking up much less surface area than a rectangular container would. This is important for anyone...

Gardening with Extra Large Pots

Gardening with Extra Large Pots

If you want to create an elaborate garden even in a hardscaped area, all hope is not lost. The usual recourse is to design using pots and planters. But working with extra-large pots and planters can be tricky because they can be huge and difficult to move around. Here...

How to Use Pots and Planters for Interior Design

How to Use Pots and Planters for Interior Design

Pots and planters are a great way to spruce up a home or office. As an interior designer, you have the power to instantly transform a dull and ordinary space into something bright and beautiful. Using pots and planters with colorful indoor plants is a great way to...

Low Maintenance Plants for Your Next Landscape Design Project

Low Maintenance Plants for Your Next Landscape Design Project

Choosing what type of plants to use for your next landscape design project can be tricky at times. Your clients will have different demands. If you have clients that do not want to do a lot of maintenance work, then we can recommend these low-maintenance plants....

Edible Plants for your Hanging Garden

Edible Plants for your Hanging Garden

A hanging garden is a popular choice for areas that don’t have a lot of space for planting. With proper planning, this type of garden can work on a small patio or along pathways even in an urban setting. Hanging gardens are great for adding color and texture to your...

Why Use Native Plants for Your Landscape Design Projects?

Why Use Native Plants for Your Landscape Design Projects?

Native plants are the plants indigenous to your area. Native plants can thrive with no human intervention and they are vital to your local ecosystems. And because native plants require no extra attention to grow, they make for a low-maintenance choice when choosing...

Alternatives to Grass in a Landscape Design

Alternatives to Grass in a Landscape Design

When you talk about residential landscaping, you can’t avoid talking about lawns. A lawn is a great addition to any landscape but a lawn can be difficult to maintain. Grass needs to be watered. Plants need to be fertilized and maintained. What if you wanted to ditch...

Preparing Your Lawn and Garden for Australian Spring

Preparing Your Lawn and Garden for Australian Spring

Spring coming to Australia is as good a reason as any to go outside and do some lawn and garden maintenance. Spring gardening is always a good time to enjoy the longer days and the warm breeze. Here are some landscaping tasks that you can do to keep your lawn looking...

What to Do with Old Mulch?

We talked about mulch before and how important it is for maintaining your landscape. For a quick recap, mulching is the process of applying a layer of organic material to the soil. It helps to provide nutrients and preserve moisture. It also helps to protect your...

Make Use of Proper Plant Spacing for Healthier Plants

Make Use of Proper Plant Spacing for Healthier Plants

Improper plant spacing is a common mistake in a lot of gardens. Beginners usually fall victim to this. They design their landscape with a lot of plants clumped together. The end result, the plants don’t grow healthy since they compete with each other for resources....

What is Sustainable Landscaping?

What is Sustainable Landscaping?

Ever heard of the term "sustainable landscaping"? Sustainable landscaping involves creating a landscape that helps to sustain local wildlife and conserve energy and resources like water. It helps to keep the air clean and leaves as little carbon footprint as possible....

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