What we are doing in our gardens in the early Fall Reseed your Lawn Early fall is the absolute BEST time to grow grass from seed because the soil is still warm, but the air is Continue Reading.
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NULLCreating Great Outdoor Rooms with Exterior Fireplaces
From Our Gasper Expert Advice Video Series Watch this short video to learn more about why Gasper Landscape Architect Christina Reeves recommends an exterior fireplace for your outdoor space. Turn Up the Heat with an Exterior Continue Reading.
NULLThink it is too Late to Plant this year?
Think again — Fall is Perfect for Planting! Contrary to what you might think, fall is one of the best times of year to plant trees and shrubs. In the fall, most plants prepare for winter Continue Reading.
NULLOutdoor Bar Design
Gasper Landscape was featured in a recent Redfin article Kick-off your summer plans with a project destined to elevate your home — an outdoor bar. With its endless possibilities, an outdoor bar can be as elaborate Continue Reading.
NULLAll Summer Beauties!
Looking for summer flowers in your garden? Think Hydrangeas. While you are sure to have found an old-fashioned, blue-pink, snowball-type hydrangea in your Grandmother’s garden, today there are many different varieties of Hydrangea available to consider Continue Reading.
NULLThe Stars of Summer: The Crape Myrtle
Crape myrtle trees and bushes provide year-round interest with their summer flowers, colorful fall foliage, and attractive exfoliating bark While springtime is the time of year when most trees put on their floral display, there are Continue Reading.
NULLHow to Create a Relaxing Outdoor Space Using Water
From Our Gasper Expert Advice Video Series Watch this short video to learn more about what Gasper Landscape Architect, Christina Reeves recommends about introducing the sound of water into your landscape. There are so many different Continue Reading.
NULLGasper Garden To-Do List: Mid-Summer
What we are doing in our gardens during mid-summer Managing our Gardens Have a little too much growing in your beds or are things getting a bit overgrown? Let us help you keep your plants properly Continue Reading.
