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Sensory Pathways for an Enchanting Home Landscape
Are you yearning to create a tranquil oasis in your outdoor space that indulges your senses and promotes relaxation? Look no further than the captivating trend of sensory pathways in residential landscaping. These meticulously crafted outdoor spaces offer a delightful, immersive experience right in your own backyard. What Are Sensory Pathways? Sensory pathways are thoughtfully… Read More
Fire Pit Safety Tips: Construction & Usage
Is there anything better than enjoying a summer evening around the fire, sharing stories, and enjoying the scenic views of our Southern Oregon outdoors? Building an outdoor fire pit can bring warmth and ambiance to your backyard; however, it is crucial to prioritize safety and take necessary precautions to prevent the risk of wildfires. We… Read More
Avoid These Mistakes for Hardscapes Near Trees
There’s nothing like sitting on your back deck and enjoying the sounds of rustling trees or watching them change with the seasons. Enhancing the aesthetic appeal of your yard while promoting the health of your trees can be achieved through skillful landscaping around them. However, it is crucial to avoid common errors when using hardscapes… Read More
5 Easy Tips for Maintaining Your Backyard Pond
Immerse yourself in the extraordinary world of natural rocks and stones at Hilton Landscape Supply, your ultimate destination for everything you need to construct the ultimate backyard pond. Our collection boasts a diverse range of rock formations, each carrying its own distinct charm and character. From rugged boulders to smooth pebbles, we have the perfect… Read More
Upgrade Your Yard with a Natural Stone Patio
A beautifully designed patio or walkway can significantly enhance your home’s curb appeal and provide a welcoming outdoor space for relaxation and entertainment. Natural stone pavers are an excellent choice for homeowners looking to create a durable and visually appealing surface that can withstand the test of time. In this comprehensive guide, we will walk… Read More
Ideas for Edible Landscaping in the Pacific Northwest
Edible landscaping is not only a practical way to grow fresh produce but also a fun and creative way to add unique and eye-catching elements to your outdoor space. Did you know that edible landscaping has been gaining popularity in recent years as people become more conscious of their impact on the environment and their… Read More
Low-Maintenance Landscaping with a Stunning Gravel Garden
Having a gorgeous yard to come home to is both rewarding and relaxing, yet making time in your schedule for extensive yard care responsibilities is not. If you’re looking for low-maintenance landscaping that’s both practical and beautiful, incorporating gravel into your garden design might be the solution you’re looking for. Gravel can add texture, interest,… Read More
Tips to Prevent Water Loss in the Pacific Northwest
Water is a precious resource that is becoming increasingly scarce in many regions of the world. However, there is generally an abundance of rainfall in the Pacific Northwest. However, despite the frequent precipitation, water conservation is still important for those who want to maintain healthy gardens and yards. You can find many options for hardscape… Read More
Tips for Creating a Deer-Resistant Garden in Oregon
It’s time to start planting spring bulbs and preparing gardens and flower beds for another year of growth. Oregon is home to a wide variety of wildlife, including deer, which can often pose a challenge for gardeners. Deer can cause significant damage to gardens, eating plants and leaving behind a trail of destruction. However, with… Read More
Rebuilding a Paver Patio
Is your paver patio looking rundown? If you purchased a home with a paver patio constructed a decade ago, its foundation is likely beginning to sag, dip, or crack. Before you pick up the phone to call a landscape contractor to rebuild the patio, consider taking it on as a DIY project instead. Rebuilding a… Read More