Just like any art form, a well-done sloped landscape is the result of careful attention to detail and a touch of creativity. With these three tips in mind, you can create a beautiful, sloped landscape that will be the envy of your neighborhood.
How to Choose the Right Fish for Your Japanese Koi Pond
By Gabriella Sannino
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May 8, 2019
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Every pond is different and will require a different combination of fish to keep it healthy and looking beautiful. By understanding the basics of koi care, you can select the right fish for your pond and create a stunning Japanese landscape that will be the envy of your neighbors.
The Case for Annuals – Why “Once a Year” Isn’t a Waste
By Gabriella Sannino
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May 2, 2019
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When you think “garden”, a lot of people think of something that blooms all year round, and several years in a row. Many think of lovingly tending to this plant or that bush and watching it grow. In other words, perennials, of one sort or another. You may, in fact, be a plant snob, who wouldn’t even think about planting one of those single year plants like those less knowing hayseeds that just plant any old thing. Of course, in […]
Green Construction: Metal Recycling
By Paul Tamate
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November 10, 2012
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Yet another green facility in our responsible landscape operation is Circosta Iron and Metal Company. During the demo phase of our projects, we often run into all kinds of old metal fences, rebar, pipes, furniture etc. Instead of bringing it to landfills, we’ll sort it and recycle it. Below you see our truck on the scale prior to unloading.
Green Construction: Sustainable Crushing
By Paul Tamate
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November 10, 2012
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Today, there are green construction methods that are not only more environmentally friendly, but also more efficient.
Lights and Lanterns
By Paul Tamate
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August 3, 2012
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A well-lit home is not only more inviting to guests, but it can also be a deterrent to would-be burglars.
Pressure Treated Lumber (PT)
Pressure treated lumber (PT) is a common choice for decks and other outdoor projects because it resists rot, insect infestation and fungus.
