Creating a private outdoor oasis in a city area is possible. Finding or creating the perfect landscaping ideas for privacy for your particular space might take a little research. You can search ideas on Pinterest or Houzz, or take a peek at some of the ideas we’d like to show you.
Stormwater problems make a mess of your property. What’s worse is that they can damage your structures in a hugely substantial way.
Here in Chicago, August typically receives the most rainfall. Read on to find out how to identify and repair your issues before next month’s rainy season.
Regardless of whether you plan to spend your 4th of July enjoying a quiet day or are hosting or attending a big party, we found some great ways to party-up your planters for the holiday. You can use these ideas at for home – or if you’re extra nice, you can give them as gifts to your party hosts. Here are some of our favorite ideas from around the Web!
So, you know you want to refine or create some gardens in your outdoor areas, but I bet you may not have realized just how many types and styles of gardens you could choose from as you complete your Chicago landscaping plan!
While I have to admit that I’m partial to pollinator gardens because I’m passionate about providing habitats for bees, it makes sense for you to spend some time thinking about just what kinds of gardens you want to incorporate around your own living space.
Read on to learn about some interesting types and styles to choose from, even if you are just landscaping small areas.
When you are landscaping outdoor areas in cities like Chicago, there are a variety of tactics you can use to create an atmosphere that is both inviting and private. Creative approaches to developing a great space can include incorporating anything from structures like fences and pergolas to using plants to create privacy. Whatever your budget and preferences, the bottom line is that where there’s a will, there is most definitely a way!
Take a look at some inspirational ideas that can help transform your outdoor space from blah to cozy! Then, spend some time outside in your spaces imagining what could be.
