Arricca Elin SanSone (TLC)Design-BuildShrubs that provide color, interest & dependabilityShrubs are enjoying a resurgence in the world of landscape design. With a myriad of new colors, shapes and sizes, there’s a shrub for every garden setting. “Shrubs are versatile,” says John McDonough, supply manager with Ball Ornamentals. “They’re the bones of good design because they provide structure and fill in the mid-range between annuals and perennials. Plus, they’re relatively inexpensive over the long run.”June 13, 2014Design-BuildPlant life: Rock garden optionsEnhance your design with plants that thrive in harsh environmentsMay 16, 2014Design-BuildBest plants for privacy screensOld standbys like viburnum and boxwoods remain popular for creating living screens, but there are many other varieties that add interest, beauty and privacy to the landscape. Consider these new plants and old favorites the next time you need to design a private space.March 28, 2014BusinessTop 10 landscaper mistakes to avoidAvoid these common pitfalls to keep your business (and your landscapes) healthyMarch 25, 2014BusinessHow to create privacy with plants8 tips to combine function with aesthetics for a living privacy screenMarch 18, 2014Design-BuildPlant material: Fragrant flowersIf you’re not including fragrance in your planting plans, you’re missing the opportunity to enhance the landscape on a different sensory level.January 16, 2014Design-BuildLandscape design: Wildlife-resistant plant materialWhen it comes to picking plants, choosing some that are less appealing to animals could save your landscapes.November 18, 2013Design-BuildAdding fruits and veggies to the landscapeFruits and veggies are more than just good for you: They’re good for your business.July 3, 2013Design-Build6 principles of lighting water featuresWhether it’s a three-tiered fountain, a rambling stream or a spectacular waterfall, lighting shows off water’s magical qualities after dark. But you can’t just install a spotlight and call it a day.June 18, 2013Design-BuildPlant Trends for 2013Enhance your planting projects with hardy new varieties. Every year, growers debut hundreds of annuals, perennials, shrubs and trees. Some plants have been discovered recently in wild populations, while others are hybrids that have taken years to develop. These introductions aren’t just pretty; they’re practical.March 19, 2013Previous PagePage 4 of 5Next PageTop StoriesBusinessFred Haskett to host planning and budgeting seminarWhen was the last time you felt your business plan or operating budget was truly working for you? Not just tracking expenses, but actively driving your growth?HomeGifts your landscape employees will loveHomeSneak peek: Kubota’s upcoming largest compact track loader, the SVL110-3BusinessTurfMutt Foundation unleashes 2026 backyarding trendsHomeECHO UAG members say "Productivity is profitability"
