Hilton Landscape Supply
Gardening & Landscaping Tips
Creating the Right Hardscape Foundation
Take a look at your backyard and imagine meandering rock pathways leading to a beautiful flagstone patio. Perhaps a stone wall flanks a side or two to create added dimension. Add some comfortable seating and a gas fire pit and your family is set for relaxation. With the right hardscape, you can build an outdoor… Read More
Where to Start with Hardscaping
Landscaping your yard is an exciting adventure. The possibilities to create a new living space for you and your family in the outdoors are endless. Adding hardscaping elements such as flagstone, cobblestone, boulders, and river rock gives your yard a new dimension and interest. The hardest part of the project is knowing where to start… Read More
Xeriscaping. The Hot New Trend in Landscaping
The landscaping technique of xeriscaping has become more and more popular as people grow more aware of the environment and seek ways to keep it healthy. This type of gardening uses very little water and utilizes plants that can thrive in drought conditions. What is Xeriscaping? The word comes from Greek word xeros, which means… Read More
Dirt vs Soil vs Topsoil: Is There A Difference?
If you are not a gardener or landscaper, then you might not know that there is a difference between topsoil, soil and dirt. The former two can support plant growth, but the latter cannot support plant growth. That’s quite useful for people who would like to make their own garden or are trying to landscape… Read More
It’s Bare Root Season. Simple Steps on Planting Bare Root Trees
Later winter and early spring are the ideal times for Oregonians to plant bare root trees. Planting them now gives them time to acclimate to your garden or lawn without the stress of very cold or very hot weather. March is a great time to plant bare root fruit trees, berries, and ornamental trees and… Read More
Using Compost as a Soil Additive to Improve Your Garden
Compost is an excellent and inexpensive source of nutrition for any garden. Some people think mulch and compost are interchangeable, but the latter is always organic material that breaks down through the action of aerobic and anaerobic bacteria. Mulch can be made of materials as varied as newspaper, fruits and vegetable peels, coffee and even… Read More
It’s Time to Start Your Spring Planting
Even though it may be a little chilly outside still, spring is still in the offing. The ground is thawing out, the temperatures are warming up, and the sun is lingering a bit longer each day. It’s is time to think of spring planting. Spring planting includes the plants that you start both indoors and… Read More
- « Previous
- 1
- …
- 7
- 8
- 9