**Design a Landscape with Native Plants**
How to Design and Install a Natural Landscape using Native Plants
~Consultation: Understanding Native Plants and how to work with them for a natural landscape~
The first step in designing a natural landscape is to take notes of soil type, moisture requirements, and available light. With this information you can choose the plants suitable to your situation while adding your preference for color, height and attraction to wildlife.
~Planning Your Landscape Design~
Once you have a grasp of native plant options, it’s time to create a design. Your preference for a rain garden, a complete install, or a native plant restoration project all come into play when you plan out your design.
~Installation~
When you have everything in place and any necessary site preparation is completed, you are now ready to install the plants. If you have any hardscape installation included, that would also be done before you install the plants.
Design and Install Features to Attract Wildlife
Design features like birdhouses, sand pits, ponds with waterfalls, and open spaces enhance wildlife presence.
Natural stone wall and patio
Natural stone patio
Firepit installed within a patio
Rain gardens are essential for two reasons: they aid in preventing soil erosion caused by rainfall, and they filter water before it reaches our lakes and rivers.
Consultation to Design a Landscape with Native Plants
Landscape Design and Installation
If you need more in depth assistance with your project, we do offer a consulting service that, dependent upon your needs, it is available for a small fee.
In addition, we offer a more comprehensive service for design and installation. With over twenty years of experience in the landscape and design industry, we can offer you a more in depth design and installation to suit your needs.
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