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Scotch or Irish Moss Creeping Jenny Chamomile Red or White Clover Aromatic Asters Back-eyed Susans Blue Verbena Butterfly Milkweed Desert Biscuitroot Drummond’s Aster Foxglove Beardtongue Gray-headed Coneflower Indiangrass New England […]

Sloping land: If the land slopes towards the home anywhere, water will run down it towards the home. We’ve seen homeowners spend six figures building retaining walls and swales to […]

Pathways Trees and large plants Climbing vines Around patios or decks Water features, especially waterfalls Architectural features Sculptures Focal points: If you had a professional design your landscape likely each […]

Wind damage: Strong winds can rip branches from plants and even pull them from the ground. Root exposure: Shifting winds and snow can move dirt around and expose plant roots […]

Clean: Before any snow falls, remove any dirt or debris on the stones with a stiff broom. Seal: Also long before the snow, choose a sealant product and apply it […]