Just because your neighbors butcher their crepe myrtles doesn’t mean you should too. Here’s how to fix past mistakes and prune them right.
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Another way to make the most of your yard landscape is by planting lovely rambling vines. There’s nothing more stately or romantic than deep green tendrils winding around fences and…
Low-creeping plants, such as mazus or dwarf mondo grass, look great planted between flagstones. They frame each stone in green.
Nothing provides the landscaper with more design versatility than planters. Whether used to accent a patio or highlight an entryway, planters offer almost limitless creativity to the landscaper and the…