Planting
Plants and trees are the jewelry of your landscape. Let Green Side Up Landscaping complement your hardscape with a one-of-a-kind design that will show case your property to its fullest!
Transforming your landscape with plants is like adding vibrant brushstrokes to a canvas! With the right selection, your outdoor space can sing with color, texture, and life. Here’s how Green Side Up Landscaping can make your plant palette pop:
Choose the Right Plants Green Side Up Landscaping takes your climate, soil type, and what kind of sun your space gets into to consideration. Native plants are not just low-maintenance heroes, but they also attract local wildlife! Consider incorporating flowering perennials, shrubs, and ornamental grasses for year-round interest.
Layering for Depth Green Side Up Landscaping can create movement and intrigue by layering plants. By placing taller plants in the back, while positioning shorter plants in the front. This way, every plant gets its moment to shine!
Mix it Up Don’t be afraid to mix textures and colors. By combining spiky foliage with soft foliage or bold blooms with silvery foliage. Green Side Up Landscaping can offer contrast that will make your landscape feel dynamic and playful.
Create Zones Green Side Up Landscaping will divide your landscape into different zones based on plant needs. You could have a sunny butterfly garden, a shady retreat with ferns, or low maintenance dry garden. This not only helps the plants thrive but also creates diverse areas for exploration.
Seasonal Sneak Peeks By selecting plants that bloom in different seasons your landscape will keep revealing its secrets throughout the year. Spring blooms can transition into summer vibrance, followed by autumn foliage and winter evergreens. Green Side Up Landscaping can keep your yard exciting and ever-changing!
Maintenance Magic Green Side Up Landscaping offers a variety of maintenance programs, including regular weed pulling, pruning and weed spray. Regular maintenance will keep your plants looking their best.