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Achieve a Professional Look: How to Install Landscape Edging
Crisp borders turn a good landscape into a great one. When you install landscape edging correctly, you create clean lines that make lawns, flower beds, gravel paths, and mulch areas look intentional and easy to maintain. This step-by-step guide from Hilton Landscape Supply explains how to choose the right edging, plan your layout, and complete… Read More
Using Forest Loam: Creating Beautiful Lawns and Gardens
Southern Oregon’s landscapes are as varied as its seasons. From sun-baked summers to cool, rain-soaked winters, soil is asked to perform under real pressure. That’s why many homeowners, gardeners, and contractors turn to the quiet workhorse of healthy yards: forest loam. Thoughtfully using forest loam builds living soil, balances moisture, and gives plants the foundation… Read More
Fall Lawn Preparation for Southern Oregon Homeowners
Southern Oregon’s mild, wet winters and dry summers create unique challenges—and opportunities—for lawn care. Fall is a critical season: with cooler nights and rainfall on the horizon, it’s the perfect window to strengthen your lawn for winter dormancy and a robust spring comeback. This educational guide outlines a step-by-step Fall lawn preparation plan designed for… Read More
Keeping Pests Out of Your Yard with Bark Mulch
A well-maintained yard isn’t just a point of pride—it’s also one of your best defenses for protecting your home, family, and pets from unwanted pests. One of the simplest and most effective landscaping techniques is creating a bark mulch border around your yard. Beyond boosting curb appeal, this strategic border can disrupt pest habitats, deter… Read More
How to Clean Up and Repair a Flagstone Patio Overgrown with Weeds
A flagstone patio adds charm, durability, and natural beauty to any outdoor space. However, even the most well-laid flagstone patios can become overgrown with weeds, accumulate debris, and suffer from cracked or missing stones over time. If your once-inviting outdoor area now looks neglected and uneven, don’t worry—it can be revitalized with the right approach.… Read More
Extending a Flagstone Patio For More Outdoor Enjoyment
A flagstone patio adds character, function, and natural beauty to your outdoor space. Whether it’s a cozy nook for coffee or an expansive area for entertaining, a flagstone patio is both timeless and durable. But what happens when your outdoor living needs to evolve, and your current patio starts to feel too small? Extending a… Read More
Why You Should Deadhead Your Flowers and Other Bloom-Boosting Tips
When it comes to cultivating a vibrant and colorful garden, few techniques are as simple yet effective as choosing to deadhead your flowers. Whether nurturing a tidy row of marigolds or a whimsical array of petunias, knowing how and why to deadhead can mean the difference between a one-time bloom and a season full of… Read More
Landscaping Hillside Homes: Challenges and Solutions
Hillside homes offer stunning views and unique architectural possibilities, but also have a distinct set of landscaping challenges. The uneven terrain, potential for erosion, and difficulty accessing steep areas can make yard planning more complex than flat-lot homes. However, with careful planning and the right materials, landscaping for hillside homes can transform a sloped yard… Read More
Detecting and Fixing Low Spots in Your Yard
A beautifully landscaped yard is more than just curb appeal—it’s a functional outdoor space that adds value and comfort to your home. However, even the best-maintained lawns and gardens can develop frustrating low spots over time. These uneven areas might seem like a minor nuisance, but if left unaddressed, they can lead to drainage problems,… Read More
Keep Gravel in Its Place: Preventing Gravel from Spreading
Gravel walkways are an attractive, affordable, and low-maintenance option for many landscaping projects. However, one of the most common frustrations with rock pathways is preventing the gravel from spreading. Without proper planning and ongoing maintenance, gravel can quickly scatter into lawns, garden beds, or barked areas, disrupting the clean aesthetic you worked hard to achieve.… Read More