Landscape Designers

Landscape designers design our parks, turn plain yards into peaceful retreats and give commercial buildings a formal business-like aesthetic. Anyone who wants to become a landscape designer needs to go through years of intensive study in order to become licensed and join national and regional associations. more »

Planting a lawn, filling flower beds and designing walkways comprise only half the equation in framing a property with the right amount of "curb appeal" to make it attractive to both an existing owner and a potential buyer. Today's landscape technicians must also take into consideration issues such as sustainability, drainage, mold... more »

Decorative garden concrete adds accent and focal points to the landscape. Statues, benches, bird baths, concrete walkways and edging and more add focal points that draw the eye into the garden and express your unique personality. It's also long-lasting and relatively inexpensive. Whether your taste leans towards classical or modern,... more »

Most of us don't have the estate-sized space or the budget to hire a landscape architect and garden designer. That doesn't mean that we can't have a lush, beautiful space to extend our living space to the outdoors. With a little patience and a good source of information, you can plan a landscape that you can be proud of! more »

Driveways take up considerable space on any property. They are often highly visible and affect desirable curb appeal. As Americans became more dependent on cars for transportation, the driveway became an important feature in home ownership. Creative driveway landscaping can make the driveway blend in to complement house and garden... more »