Do’s & Don’ts of Landscape Edging
Landscape edging is a crucial component of outdoor design, offering functional and aesthetic benefits. It defines garden beds, walkways, and lawns, providing a polished look while keeping materials contained. To achieve professional results, it’s important to follow some key dos and don’ts of landscape edging. Here’s what you need to know: Dos of Landscape Edging […]
Contemporary Design/Build Outdoor Space
A good indication to a fun project is when the clients request is as simple as “something cool”. “Something Cool” was the primary objective for this contemporary landscape design/build project. Beyond the request for a pool, Rost, Inc had lots of freedom on this Columbia home’s outdoor space. With a more modern or contemporary […]
Caring for Your Landscape After Installation
Expert Tips for Long Term Success Installing a new landscape is an exciting milestone, transforming your outdoor space into a beautiful, functional environment. However, caring for your landscape after installation is the key to ensuring that your landscape thrives and flourishes over time. Many homeowners focus heavily on the initial installation but may overlook the […]
The ‘Other’ Considerations When Planning Your Outdoor Space
Water, Sunlight & Utilities. As you start to plan your outdoor spaces, it is fun to consider the features that you will see. The patios, pools, plantings, and the list goes on. As important it is to think about these features, it is equally important to keep in mind the ‘other’ considerations that are involved […]
Plants for Winter Interest
How to Incorporate Color and Texture Using Plants for Winter Interest We’ve said it before, and we’ll say it again—there is so much more opportunity for winter interest in your landscape than you could imagine. Even though most plants have lost their leaves and blooms, color and texture are still attainable. Below is how we […]
5 Components of English Gardens
English gardens are renowned for their timeless appeal and charm. They are defined by blending both formal and informal elements. English gardens started with the idea of a more natural order to the landscape vs the very structured and formal French gardens. English gardens sometimes borrow elements of the French garden, but they are generally […]
Dinosaur Kale with Baby Potatoes & Feta
Planting cold crops is one of our favorite ways to garden. Spring and fall veggies are delicious and less susceptible to pests and extend your time to have fresh vegetables on hand at home. Here’s how one of our staff members used their Dinosaur Kale this fall. Check out this recipe for a super easy […]
Under the Gutter Plants
One of the most common questions we get is ‘What can I plant at the corner of my house to add some height?’ Planting this close to the house can be difficult because you don’t want to have large limbs hanging over your roof, or roots disrupting your foundation but don’t think your options are […]