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Make the Summer Monsoons Work for Your Yard
August 18, 2017
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Arizona’s summer monsoons provide the desert with much-needed water, but that water is not always put to the best use. You can ensure that your landscape takes advantage of monsoon rainwater, and save on your water bill for the summer, with helpful steps below. Invest in a Collection System Rainwater collection systems are a great... Continue reading →
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Look at Your Different Hardscaping Options
August 11, 2017
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Hardscapes are a great addition to every landscape, because they allow for places to walk, sit, and provide shade. You can add pavers, decks, pergolas, and so much more to make your landscape more attractive. Let’s take a closer look at your hardscaping options. Pavers There are countless types of pavers that can be used... Continue reading →
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Brooklyn Botanic Garden
August 5, 2017
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The Brooklyn Botanic Garden is a lush oasis that is nestled next to Prospect Park in the bustling borough of Brooklyn, New York. When you take your next trip to the city, be sure to tour the amazing landscaping and exotic plants that are featured throughout the Brooklyn Botanic Garden’s extensive grounds. Let’s review some... Continue reading →
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Kew Royal Botanic Gardens
July 28, 2017
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When it comes to gardens that combine rich history with gorgeously lush growth, Kew Royal Botanic Gardens are near the top of the list. These gardens put plants and fungi in the spotlight, and they represent the incredible diversity of plant life. Attractions like a tall treetop canopy and a few areas that are designed... Continue reading →
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Choosing the Right Plants to Add Color to Your Desert Garden
July 21, 2017
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The Southwest desert is filled with color from beautiful cacti to green trees to blooming plants. You can add this color to your property with a few hardy plants that do well in Tucson’s sun and water conditions. Here is a brief look at some colorful and beautiful desert plants for your garden: Yellow Columbine... Continue reading →
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Landscape Upgrades to Enhance Your Commercial Property
July 19, 2017
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Designing a beautiful and functional landscape for your commercial property is critical for maintaining positive client perception, because your landscape will be visible to clients before they ever set foot in your door. Whether you manage an office, retail space, or commercial warehouse, there are some key landscaping upgrades you might consider to make the... Continue reading →
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What to Do If Your Plants Are Overexposed to Heat This Summer
July 14, 2017
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Tucson summers can destroy certain plants and landscapes with the excessive heat and damaging sun rays. Your plants may start wilting or even look “sunburned” if they are not cared for properly by a professional landscaper. To prevent the disappointment of a burned summer garden, here are some quick tips to help your plants recover... Continue reading →
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Kenrokuen Garden
June 23, 2017
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Kenrokuen Garden is one of the Three Great Gardens of Japan, because it is so beautiful and carries so much history. This garden features a vast artificial pond, a storied history of its creators, and six important characteristics of a garden. Read on to learn more about Kenrokuen Garden. The Maeda Family The Maeda family,... Continue reading →
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How to Protect Your Yard from the Harsh Summer Heat
June 9, 2017
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Tucson’s summer sun and heat is here, so it is important to prepare your yard for the harsh conditions. Your Tucson landscaper can help you set up a timed watering schedule, add rock mulch, and place shades around sensitive plants. Here is a closer look at how to protect your yard this summer. Time Your... Continue reading →
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Suan Nong Nooch, Thailand
December 30, 2016
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The Nong Nooch Tropical Botanical Garden is the largest botanical garden in Southeast Asia. Located near Pattaya, this 500-acre garden sits on a slightly larger plot of land that began as a plantation, then later became a conservation area before it was finally opened to the public as a botanical garden. Among its gardens, visitors... Continue reading →
