Installing New Landscaping in Your Home
It is an exciting and emotional time when your oldest child moves out of home for the first time. However, before you start plotting about what you are going to do with their room, it is time to turn your attention to a housewarming gift. A great gift for the first-time homeowner is one that is useful. While many people immediately head for the small appliance section of the department store, now is a great time of year to purchase an outdoor gift instead. Read More»
When you worry about your garden being overrun by weeds, you should think about the options for crop cover, including mulch materials. If you’re unfamiliar with your choices for mulch cover to protect your crops, the process may be confusing. Here’s a look at some of the mulch materials that you can consider for your option.
Bark
Bark mulch is one of the most commonly used types of mulch available. It’s an affordable, cost-effective option crafted from several different types of trees. Read More»
Your property might have some of the best and most colourful plants and flowers on the block, but for some reason, you may think that your outdoor space doesn’t yet look finished and attractive. To call attention to the landscaping and make it stand out, you might use some type of paving, such as patio stones or stained and stamped concrete. Paving will add contrast to your property’s landscaping features and help to anchor them, so your outdoor space is inviting while also looking manicured and finished. Read More»
Gardens are a much-loved feature of Australian homes and many people put a great deal of time, money and effort into designing their outdoor spaces. If you have children, you no doubt want your garden to be a safe, inviting and exciting place for them to spend time in. If you’re in the process of planning a garden makeover, then here are two vital considerations to make it the ultimate child-friendly space. Read More»
Keeping a monument looking beautiful can almost be a full-time job. Of course, it’s something that’s an important part of remembering a loved one, but still sometimes a difficult task that you’d probably spend less time worrying about if you could.
The worst culprits in terms of making a gravestone look less than perfect are mosses, lichens and algae. These types of plants grow without needing anything to put roots down into, and their spores are easily carried, so they can start to settle into stone quite easily. Read More»
