Between the refreshing weather, seasonal fun, and upcoming winter, fall brings a true to-do list for homeowners who enjoy having a lively landscape. Some of the items are pure fun, while others are, yes, chores. Here’s what you’ll want and need to do: Decorate for Halloween Go ahead and start with the fun stuff. Halloween […]
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September
05
2019
Back to School for Them, Back to Serenity for You
Summer is all about family time, especially with the kids out of school. As much as you love and cherish every moment with them, you’re ready to reclaim some downtime in September. When school’s back in session, take the opportunity to attend to your outdoor space! Next Spring Starts Now Fall is in the air, […]
September
05
2019
Burning Bush
Burning bush certainly earns its name. Even amongst the bright colors of fall, this fiery shrub is an absolute standout with its deep crimson hue. Despite its controversial image—many consider it to be an invasive plant—burning bush’s aesthetic value is undeniable. It can also grow in just about any conditions (almost to a fault) with […]
September
05
2019
Sedum Autumn Joy
Light green leaves and pastel pink flowers make sedum Autumn Joy a popular perennial in home gardens everywhere. The flowers bring a unique tint to early fall before fading into the rustic palette. Make no mistake, Autumn Joy holds winter interest, too, even when the buds are spent. Plant Autumn Joy in full sun or […]
August
08
2019
Brilliant Outdoor Kitchen Ideas That Will Make You Want to Eat Outside
Do you dream of building an outdoor kitchen? Do you imagine your friends gathering for evening and weekend gatherings? Do you wonder about the cost? Basic backyard kitchens cost between $2,000 and $10,000. Luxury outdoor kitchens cost about $50,000 to $100,000. You may want to think about your budget first. The next step is to […]
August
06
2019
5 Landscape Investments for the Fall Enthusiast
Do you begin to dream of fall during the dog days of summer? By the time September starts, can you almost taste your first pumpkin latte of the season? Autumn in New Jersey is everything, especially for the homebodies who like to be cool, comfortable and cozy. If that’s you, consider investing in your outdoor […]
August
06
2019
Fat Albert Blue Spruce
One look at its short, wide stature, and you can begin to visualize how the “Fat Albert” spruce got its name. This Colorado blue spruce has the same shape as the iconic cartoon character, its pyramidal form perhaps making for the perfect Christmas tree. Fat Albert spruce goes by the scientific name, Picea pungens, and […]
August
06
2019
Japanese Forest Grass
For many, Japanese forest grass gives the effect of a flowing stream of bright, yellow-green leaves. This low-growing perennial provides fantastic ground cover and color. Belonging to the Hakonechloa family, Japanese forest grass thrives more in shade than in sun. As it grows to a mature height of 12-24 inches, its arching leaves gracefully brush the […]
July
01
2019
Have a Staycation in Your Backyard
Everyone loves the idea of a summer getaway, but finding one isn’t always so easy. Between the prices, crowds and getting time off from work, your summer vacation may be more stressful than it’s worth. Why not embrace summer in all its glory from the comfort of your own home? We’re talking about your backyard, […]
July
01
2019
Moonbeam Coreopsis
The quintessential summer wildflower blooms all season long in Moonbeam coreopsis. Also commonly referred to as tickseed, Moonbeam is beloved by home gardeners for its plentiful yellow flowers. Plant Moonbeam in full sun and loamy soil. It will grow to about two feet tall at maturity, bearing clusters of daisy-like summer blossoms that return each […]
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