If your family practically lives outside, and you are lucky enough to have a private pool – consider some of these creative poolscaping ideas to make it truly beautiful.
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Florida shade plants are able to withstand high temperatures, but don’t need direct rays. Here are 8 plants to infuse your shady landscape with color.
Even with efforts to keep preserve areas, natural Florida habitats are decreasing. Use these tips to restore a balanced ecosystem to your personal property.
When you are imagining the perfect backyard oasis, a lush and green lawn is only the beginning. Once you have mowed, trimmed, fertilized and manicured, it is time to consider some of the more decorative elements which make a property special.
Sod, bricks, mulch – when you purchase landscaping products, they often arrive on large wooden pallets. Customers frequently ask what to do with these pallets once they are empty – here are some ideas – both practical and creative – from Big Earth Landscape Supply.
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Landscaping in South Florida often includes tropical plants and lush foliage. But for those looking to have a truly special yard, exotic stone elements from around the globe add unique architectural flair, infusing beauty and elegance to your outdoor space.
However, as growth continues in the Tampa Bay area, yards are often much smaller – and in truth, many residents prefer smaller lawns given the ease of maintenance in an environment which encourages growth all year long. If you have a small yard which you would like to make your own, here are some landscaping ideas which we love.
Here in the Tampa Bay area, we enjoy spectacular sunshine all year round. No wonder we love to surround ourselves with lush vegetation and colorful flowers – this is a tropical paradise! Florida container gardening is a great way to exhibit the beauty of our local flowers, as well as to celebrate our unique tropical lifestyle.
November is one of the best months to garden here in the Tampa Bay area. Cool, dry weather arrives and stays for up to six months. There are many flowers, vegetables, and trees which you can easily plant, grow and harvest during the winter, and that will remain beautiful year round.
The rock-painting fad was kicked off several years ago when a Cape Cod resident named Megan began painting rocks with cheerful messages and leaving them around town. Her “Kindness Rocks Project” has become a cultural phenomenon, but has also encouraged aspiring artists everywhere to try their hand at painting rocks for a wide variety of purposes.