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English Garden Design in Houston
You know one when you see it. The English garden design is all about curved beds, winding paths, riotous color. The gardener’s hand is light. There—but just barely. It lets nature do its own thing....
Shakespearean Garden
In the strictest sense of the term, a Shakespearean garden is that is composed of plants that are mentioned directly in the works of William Shakespeare. In some designs, this definition is expanded to include...
How to Come up with Good Garden Designs and Ideas
Garden designs and ideas can be based on many different things. You can derive them purely from a sense of personal tastes, or you can plan them with specific activities in mind. Most Houston landscaping...
Living Garden Walls
A living garden wall is ideal for a home with a small yard.Planting the garden along vertical surfaces that rise up from the ground creates an edifice of color and life. While conserving space on...
Asian Garden Design
The elements used in Asian garden designs are the same elements used in Western gardens. These elements are arranged very differently, however, and they are often much smaller in size. The West longs for the...
Butterfly Gardens Make Great Outdoor Classrooms
Butterfly gardens make great outdoor classrooms for elementary kids. Students can study the specifics of botany, understand the importance of water to all life, and observe the entire life cycle of the butterfly. They also...
Boxwood Shrub Borders
Boxwood shrubs can be used to create borders anywhere in your yard. Such borders are essential to the success of professional Houston landscaping designs. Borders draw attention to forms and make them look more significant....
When to Plant Annuals
When to plant annuals in a Houston landscape is a question often asked of Exterior Worlds. Annuals, sometimes called seasonal color, denote the transition from one season to another. They present a quick and easy...
Garden Edging, Houston-Style
Do you remember when you were first learning to color and you discovered the power of outlining features within the drawing—how it brought order and (dare we say this of our five-year-old selves) a touch...