If you or someone you know has impaired mobility and a passion for gardening, then you have come to the right place. Too often, those with disabilities face challenges as they attempt to engage in their favorite activities. This is especially true working outside in the garden.

Feng Shui has been bringing balance and harmony to homes for hundreds of years, but did you know you can also use the ancient practices of landscape design? Certain colors, objects, and even plants can be arranged to promote good energy flow while still looking great.

Erosion is a natural part of the earth’s lifecycle, but lakeside property owners know that its effects can be drastic. As the water gradually breaks down and washes away land, owners are left with decreased property value and degraded plant and animal habitats.

Don’t you just love stepping into a nursery and seeing all the plant options? It’s easy to quickly fill up your cart with plants of different colors and textures. Here’s a tip for when you get home — don’t throw away that little plant tag!

Shrubs and trees form the backbone of your landscape to accentuate your perennials and annuals. Shrubs fill the sunny, shady, dry, moist areas of your yard or create stunning transitions between different areas of your garden. Their depth, texture, and color enrich the beauty of your yard and increases your curb appeal.