Stormwater ManagementLocalized flooding and erosion are occuring more frequently and on poperties of all shapes and sizes. Proper landscape practices can not only address these problems on individual properties, it can also address water pollution and improve water quality regionally. GreenWeaver’s expertise assists our clients by implementing stormwater management projects such as:Rain GardensRain gardens are shallow depressions that collect stormwater …
Fall is for Fire
While most of our landscapes are designed to be enjoyed during daylight hours, when autumn rolls around, we have far fewer of those hours to spend outside. If you want a dynamic and inviting fall landscape, add fire to draw friends and family into the brisk autumn air. Fire pits create a reason to gather, socialize, and celebrate with your …
Estimating the Cost of a Patio
Often, a patio is the keystone to the landscape, with gardens and lawn as supporting components. These project costs vary widely however, with many options. So, if you have been thinking about a new hardscape, read on to see what goes into the estimating a patio or walkway. Variables On every patio project, access, site conditions, size, and aesthetics impact …
Your New Favorite Room
As much fun as it can be to work in the garden, we’re ultimately working to make it an enjoyable place to use. How do you use your landscape now? How do you want to use it? Try thinking of your landscape as an extension of the home and you may quickly identify it as your outdoor “kitchen” or outdoor …
Get a Head Start on Your Garden
Winter is a time for rest and contemplation in the landscape. After the shifting and changing of colors in the fall, the leaves drop and expose views we only get to see at this one time of year. To some, those “winter views” evoke the beauty within the shape and structure of tree branches; others call to mind the views …
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