Garden Walls

Garden walls are nothing new---they have been distinctive features in settings such as English gardens for hundreds of years. Garden walls can be purely decorative or they can be used to correct a variety of landscaping problems. more »

Garden fountain additions can add a unique element to any outdoor space. Fountains may simply serve as décor or something much more specific. Many gardeners like to attract birds to their garden and fountains may operate as a flowing birdbath. Regardless of the specific purpose behind garden fountains, they often creates a sense... more »

Tending a garden means constant digging, planting, and fertilizing. Wild flowers and weeds seem to crop up out of nowhere, and stray grass constantly spreads into the garden from the yard. Landscape edging provides an attractive border and helps keep everything in its place. A variety of edging options are available to suit every home... more »

Retaining walks are meant to retain or hold back a natural force of nature or create barriers from one section of landscape to the other. Mainly used in residential areas for creating leverage within property---retaining walls can also be seen in commercialized settings for separation of property and design flair, in parks to create... more »

In colonial days, gardens served the express purpose of producing fruit and vegetables to sustain families through the winter. Although fresh produce is certainly one of the benefits of growing a garden, many have turned the art of gardening into a creative pursuit that includes decorative items like fences, trellises and birdhouses. ... more »