Everybody loves to come home to green lawn, shade trees, pretty flower beds. So when potential renters are looking at apartment buildings, appearances matter.
Landscaping plays a huge factor in an apartment building’s curb appeal. Beautiful, well-tended landscaping tells potential occupants that property managers care about the place.
A few key areas need special attention. Let’s take a look at a few great landscaping ideas for apartment buildings.
Love a great-looking yard, but hate yard work?
We get it.
Not everybody loves spending weekends weeding, mowing, watering and tidying up flower beds.
It sure is nice to relax in a nice-looking backyard, though.
Say goodbye to the days of dreading yard work and hello to a beautiful, low-maintenance landscape that will leave your neighbors envious. These low-maintenance backyard landscaping ideas are designed to give you the stunning yard you desire without the hassle of constant upkeep.
Retaining walls are practical and aesthetically pleasing elements to include in your backyard or front yard landscape.
They can help solve a variety of problems in your landscape, as well as create unique planting opportunities. Retaining walls are most often used on sloped terrain to restrain soil and improve the value of your space.
With the help of retaining walls, landscape designers and architects can ensure soil is bound between the levels of a hillside, as well as create picturesque views in your landscape.
Trees can give you shade, wildlife homes and your landscape a more established look.
Add in some colorful blooms, and you’ve got a stunning focal point with some major aesthetic value.
Sounds like a real win-win, right?
There are a variety of flowering trees that will thrive in your Idaho Falls landscape, but it’s important you choose the right ones for your space.
Check out the benefits and best trees you can start enjoying on your property.
The right lighting changes everything.
It turns a dark corner of your yard into an inviting entertainment area. It brings safety and security to your front door. It transforms trees and plants into artwork of light and shadow. It keeps you from tripping over your kid's skateboard in the driveway.
But all the decisions involved in choosing your landscape lighting design can be a bit overwhelming.
Let’s take a look at how to choose landscape lighting for your home.
