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Design-Build
Adding Personal Touch to Concrete Pavers
This Nebraska father-son team created a one-of-a-kind living space using pops of color and intricate designs.
June 25, 2014
Paver Designs TLC
Design-Build
Father Charged for Forcing Teen to Carry Landscape Stone
After a long day on the jobsite, landscape work may feel like punishment to you or your employees. But for one teen, it actually is. A Douglasville, Georgia, father was arrested on child cruelty charges after he punished his 16-year-old son by making him carry a 23-pound landscape stone for several miles on more than […]
June 5, 2014
A 16-year-old boy was made to carry this 23-pound stone several miles. He was also punished while carrying the stone.
Design-Build
Landscaper Creates Ultimate Tailgating Outdoor Space
In the South – and especially in Tuscaloosa, Alabama – football is more than a sport: It’s a lifestyle. So to give these homeowners a relaxing spot where they could relax and eat before and after the big game with family and friends, Proscape constructed a complete outdoor living area. Austin Marcum, owner of Proscape, […]
May 28, 2014
Portfolio Hardscape TLC
Business
5 Ways to Create the Ultimate Backyard
Memorial Day, for many people, marks the beginning of summer, which means hot barbecues, cool pools and lounging on the back patio. However, for many landscapers, Memorial Day is the beginning of a very busy season.
May 26, 2014
Photo: Peter Rymwid/Landscape Techniques
Business
Transforming City Center with Water, Fire Features
City Creek Center, Salt Lake City’s mixed-use development, features no humble task – a replica of the area’s historic City Creek running through it, complete with 300 live trout, more than 600 trees and hundreds of native plants. In addition, the 23-acre site includes numerous fountain experiences constructed of natural stone to enhance the locale, […]
May 15, 2014
Photos courtesy Martin van Hemert
Design-Build
Evolving Edibles
Landscaper seamlessly blends a garden with hardscape elements. Originally, the design for this space only included creating an area where the clients could grow their vegetables each year. But, this garden space eventually developed into a relaxing backyard room that won Haywood Landscapes an HNA Hardscape Project Award Winner (hardscapena.com). “The project began with developing […]
May 1, 2014
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Business
How to construct red-hot fire features
Design, material and marketing tips for constructing red-hot fire features
March 4, 2014
Logan Residence
Design-Build
Fountain of Youth
New York landscaper makes a splash with refreshing water oasis. Working in a constrained area, Jeffrey Ingrassia – owner of AquaFX – and his crew constructed an aquatic retreat for these New York homeowners.
February 28, 2014
An existing 16-foot whepping white pine made a great backdrop for this project.
Design-Build
3 Reasons to Love Landscaping
Whether it was the smell of grass clippings or the joy you got from constructing a project with your hands, there was something about landscaping that you couldn’t resist. But it hasn’t always been a bed of roses. So on this heart-filled day, take a second to remember what you love about your job. Here […]
February 14, 2014
Project designed by Darla McGary
Design-Build
Blending Hardscape Materials & Features
From a kitchen and fire feature to covered and open seating areas, this outdoor living space has it all.
January 31, 2014
Picture Perfect Landscaping
Design-Build
3 Tips To Start Building Fire Features
Want to start offering fire features, or are you looking for ways to improve your techniques? Check out these three tips from a Pittsburgh landscaper.
January 14, 2014
Pittsburgh Stone & Waterscapes
Business
PLANET Setting Groundwork for Student Career Days 2014
The time has come again for thousands of students across the country get excited about the future.
January 10, 2014
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