It’s getting drier out there, and that’s bad news for your plump, fluffy hydrangea.
Maybe you’ve noticed your water-loving shrubs are wilting more than usual.
It might be time to re-think your landscaping, as climate change is creating a hotter, drier Idaho.
Breakups are almost always awkward. There’s finger pointing. Tensions rise. In the worst cases, people throw things.
But if you’re unhappy with your commercial landscaping maintenance, you might need to fire them.
When a shopper stops by your retail place once, that’s nice.
When they keep coming back, even better.
Landscaping with native plants has never been hotter, with an increasing number of homeowners falling for their ease of care, environmental benefits, and support for bees and other beneficial pollinators.
Plus, some of these native beauties will knock your socks off, with beautiful blooms, impressive fall foliage and pretty berries.
Xeriscaping is a weird-looking word, and you might assume this drought-tolerant landscaping style isn’t important in Idaho. We have plenty of water, right?
