What makes up a gorgeous landscape in drought-like conditions? So much more than you think. The lack of water from above doesn’t mean your precious landscape has to look bad. Plant material makes up only a fraction of the overall picture. In Greensboro, NC and other surrounding areas we have many elements for breathtaking landscapes. There is the [...]
Archive for March 7th, 2008
Beautiful Greensboro Landscapes in Drought-Like Conditions
Posted in Greensboro Gardens, Landscape Design Ideas, tagged drought, Greensboro landscapes, landscape design and installation, NC, Pergolas, statuary, Stone patios, water fountains on March 7, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Greensboro Landscapes Cursed with Azalea/Boxwood Voodoo
Posted in Greensboro Gardens, Landscape Design Ideas, tagged azaleas, boxwoods, encore azaleas, Greensboro, landscape companies, Landscaping, NC on March 7, 2008 | 1 Comment »
There must have been a sale on azaleas and boxwoods in the 80’s that landscape companies just flocked to. Most of the varieties installed are too large, a safety issue, blocking windows, and need to be removed. Greensboro, NC is blessed to be in Zone 7, in English, many plant varieties are available.
What do these foundation plantings [...]
Greensboro Landscapes-Front Foundation Curb Appeal
Posted in Greensboro Gardens, Landscape Design Ideas, tagged curb appeal, front foundation landscapes, Greensboro, home buyers, landscape design, landscapers, NC, selling home, ugly landscapes on March 7, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
The good, the bad and the ugly front foundation landscapes in Greensboro, NC. So I had some free time and decided to drive around beautiful Greensboro taking photographs of front foundation plantings adhering to principals and elements of good landscape design, those making an attempt, and gardens incredibly neglected. The beautifully landscaped home above gets an A+ from [...]
