Q. This year I installed a garden pond in my yard. How do I take care of my fish and plants during the winter?
A. The great thing about garden ponds is the fact that they do not require a lot of pond maintenance when properly installed. During the cold winter months you only need to be concerned with is that there is a unfrozen area for the gases in the water to escape and the water levels are kept at proper levels. Continue reading “Winter Pond Care in Macomb County Michigan” »
Q. The planting beds in my yard are raised and the soil and mulch are washing away with every rain. How can I prevent this erosion?
A. It sounds like you could use a retaining wall around your planting beds. Another name for this type of wall is a garden wall. Planting live ground cover in an area or installing mulch will also help. The roots from the plants help hold the soil in place. However, I would recommend a retaining wall if the slope is steep enough that the rain causes soil erosion. Retaining walls can be wood, stone or even concrete, and can be decorative as well as functional. Continue reading “Retaining Walls Have Many Uses in the Landscape” »
A. If you ask 10 different landscape designers for a landscape plan you will get 10 different landscape designs for your landscape. Landscape designs can vary between elaborate to simple and traditional or contemporary. The goal is to fit the landscape design to you and your family’s lifestyle. Continue reading “Landscape Design Inspirations for Macomb County Homes” »
Q. I am planning on selling my home this year. Can landscaping increase the sale price of my home?
A. Landscaping can improve the resale price of your home by thousands of dollars. Even small improvements in your landscaping can create excellent curb appeal. It pays to invest in landscaping to draw more buyers to your home. Whether you are planning to sell your home or just increase its value, landscaping can be the answer. Your landscape professionals can help you get the most out of your home. Continue reading “Add Home Resale Value with Landscaping in Macomb County” »
