How To Create a Gorgeous Garden That Stays That Way

~Every homeowner can appreciate the benefits of a beautiful garden. If you truly want to see positive outcomes, it’s vital to think about the long-term look and condition.

Adjust To Your Climate

When designing your garden, it’s imperative that you understand the impact of your environment. If living in a particularly hot climate, Empire Zoysia grass is an ideal choice due to its drought resistance. Conversely, if you live in a cold climate, it’s critical that you choose plants that withstand the temperatures.

Localize Growing Activities

Growing produce is one of the best gardening activities available. Sadly, though, it can quickly overwhelm the outside spaces if you’re not careful. Was just showing a home to my clients and the sweet potato plant overtook the garden and the backyard. It was fun to see its growing and pointing out that it’s an edible but in reality, it truly spreads and overtakes any space that homeowner might have. Therefore, it makes sense to use a greenhouse to localize this activity. Aside from preventing problems in other parts of the garden, you’ll find it easier to control the environment.

Choose Durable Furniture 

The beauty of your garden isn’t limited to the natural elements. The man-made products and features are equally influential. Selecting durable furniture that is designed to last and maintain its aesthetic appeal is essential. Otherwise, items may be damaged by adverse weather or become faded due to UV sunlight exposure.

Implement A Maintenance Strategy

Schedule a regular mowing day each week to keep up with the yard maintenance. If it rains, make sure to maw the loan next day. My neighbor does this every Saturday, for years now. Maws on his own and by the clock on weekends. Mowers and garden tools can be stored in the garage, or the backyard shed. However, sweeping the patio or deck every 1-2 days is also a wise move and very easily maneuvered.

Finally, ensuring that gutters are kept clear from debris is a smart choice. Accumulation of leaves and water not draining properly could hinder the property. Hey, I see it all the time- damage to walls, yards, roof back up and poor drainage. Take care of your home – it will love YOU back.

Make it a very green day, my friends.

Luda@plantsandbeyond.com