You want beautiful trees, plants and shrubs in your yard, but you don’t want a chore list every weekend.
What plants are best for low maintenance? There are lots of beauties, from Idaho native plants like fiery burning bush and bird favorite coneflower to easy-care varieties with cool names like zebra grass and ‘Tiger Eyes’ sumac.
When it comes to planting native plants in Boise and Idaho Falls, we’re truly fortunate. There’s a substantial list, and you might want them all.
Maybe you’ve been staring out at your small backyard and sighing over the lack of space out there.
Try looking at it through Kim Rubert’s eyes. She sees all sorts of potential.
Rubert, a landscape designer at Outback Landscape, knows any size yard can be a high-use haven with a smart, solid landscape design and some innovative small backyard landscape ideas.
Everybody loves a fire pit.
Warm, flickering flames offer the perfect gathering spot. They keep you cozy on a chilly night, extending the time you can enjoy beneath the stars.
So, you have a fence. Why do you need to add plants?
Maybe it’s ugly and you want to hide it. Or it’s too open and you want more privacy. It’s a cool architectural element and you want to highlight it. You want a natural lawn-free buffer so your mower doesn’t damage the fence. You’re a plant fanatic and will add them anywhere that isn’t moving.
So - what can you plant near a fence?
Ready to bring your outdoor living dreams to life? Hiring a landscape designer is a big first step — but before your consultation, a little preparation can go a long way.
Knowing what to expect (and what to bring) to your landscape design consultation in Idaho helps the process go smoothly and ensures the final design reflects your vision, needs, and budget.
Here are five smart things to do before you meet with a landscape designer —s o you can get the most out of your time and start your project on the right foot.
