Adding tropical plants to your own landscaping is a great way to bring some of those same “faraway” feelings right to the comfort of your own home. Try planting some caladiums, also known as elephant’s ear, to add some showy foliage to your yard, or plant cannas for their jungle-like leaves and bright colors.
Many people are exploring the possibilities of “bringing the indoors out." By hopping on to this trend, you will be able to extend your living space and make use of your entire property. To bring the indoors out, screen areas using tall shrubs to create a sense of enclosure, or add string lights, outdoor lamps, and lanterns.
If you would like to create a calming environment for yourself, be more intentional about what elements you are adding to your landscaping. Include scented plants or the sound of water with a fountain. The trick is to pay attention to your own preferences to create a garden you love.
If your “landscaping” is limited to a small space such as a balcony or porch, this trend is for you! To spruce up your space, invest in some large pots that can handle multiple plants. This will help you to maximize the space you do have.
Recently, gardeners are striving to make their gardens more wildlife-friendly. Rather than just placing a bird feeder in the middle of the yard many people are being more intentional about everything they do in their gardens.
Dark foliage has become increasingly popular with gardeners, but why? Dark foliage really helps bright flowers pop. The contrast between the light and dark makes for a beautiful landscaping scene.
To make your garden pop with color, fill an entire bed with bicolor flowers, or mix and match with other flowers and foliage. You can get as creative as you would like. Bicolor flowers are perfect for giving your landscaping a special touch!
Whether it is weekly maintenance, colorful annuals for a party, or a spruce up for a special occasion, we’re here to care for your garden and lawn for years to come. Here at American Gardens we develop your custom maintenance plan, schedule appropriate services, and assign an Account Manager to your property.