WHAT IS LANDSCAPING?

Landscaping is a broad use term designed to help clients understand the basics of what their project will entail. But under that broad category is many, many different types of work that vastly range in outcome. Below you will find just some of the project types and their outcomes.

LANDSCAPING

Landscaping refers to the process of modifying and enhancing the natural features of an outdoor space, such as a garden, yard, or park, in order to create a more aesthetically pleasing and functional environment. It involves activities like planting tress, shrubs, and flowers, arranging hardscape elements like pathways and walls, and considering factors as terrain, soil, and climate to create a harmonious and balanced outdoor space. Landscaping often focuses on creating attractive designs, improving functionality, and incorporating, elements that promote environmental sustainability.

XERISCAPING

Xeriscaping is a landscaping approach that focuses on designing and creating gardens or landscapes that require minimal water usage. The term "xeriscape" is derived from the Greek word, "xeros," meaning "dry," and "scape," referring. to a view or scene. It involves using plants, materials, and techniques that are well-suited to arid to drought-prone environments, aiming to conserve water and reduce irrigation needs. It also involves proper soil preparation, mulching to reduce water evaporation, efficient irrigation methods like drip irrigation, and implementing design features such as retaining walls and terracing to manage water runoff. Xeriscaping promotes sustainable landscaping practices, conserves water resources, and reduces the maintenance demands of traditional landscapes.

HARDSCAPING

Hardscaping refers to the non-living or man-made elements of a landscape design. It involves the incorporation of various hard materials and structures to enhance the functionality, aesthetics, and overall design of the outdoor space. Unlike spoftscaping, which includes plants, trees, and other organic elements, hardscaping focuses on the use of durable materials such as stone, wood, concrete, metal and pavers. Examples of hardscaping features include pathways, driveways, patios, decks, retaining walls, fences, pergolas, water features, fire pits, outdoor kitchens, and seating areas. Hardscaping is an integral part of landscape design and can greatly influence the overall appearance and functionality of the outdoor area.

OUTDOOR LIVING

Outdoor living landscaping refers to the design and creation of outdoor spaces that specifically tailored for recreational, entertainment, and relaxation purposes. It involves the inviting areas where people can enjoy outdoor activities, socialize, and unwind. Outdoor living, landscaping often incorporates features such as patios, decks, outdoor kitchens, fire pits, seating areas, pergolas, and water features. Additionally, outdoor living landscaping takes into account factors such as privacy, shading, lighting, and accessibility to create a pleasant and enjoyable outdoor environment. It aims to blur the boundaries between indoor and outdoor living, providing homeowners with versatile spaces where they can relax, entertain guests, dine, or engage in various recreational activities while enjoying the natural surroundings.

AND MORE!

If we described all the different kinds you might be here all day...

But if you give us a call and ask about any of the following our team will help you understand whats involved and what we can do for you!

Custom fits
Fencing
Concrete curbing
Garage foundation
CMU Walls
Extra Parking
Flagstone