One of Fall landscaping ideas for Minnesota is to plant Fall flowers such as Michaelmas Daisy, since purple is Minnesota Viking’s color and officially in for Fall. Those flowers actually bloom in response to the shortening days.

It’d be a good idea to hire landscape designers or architects to design your landscape with the Fall flowers. Especially, if you want a modern landscape design, a landscape architect or designer can put the Fall flowers together in contemporary color to make ...

One of landscaping trends for 2019 for Minneapolis homeowners is to have a low maintenance garden. Back in 2013, sustainability was not the mainstream in landscaping or landscape design in Minneapolis, but now, low-maintenance gardens, less turfgrass, and drought-tolerant plants have become the norm in landscape design in the Twin Cities of Minneapolis – St. Paul in Minnesota. Minneapolis homeowners now assume sustainable landscape design will be a major part of the landscaping plan both for economic and environmental reasons. ...

When it comes to landscaping for pool areas, it is highly recommended to carefully choose the plants near a outdoor swimming pool, because some plants grow quickly and drop leaves and debris into your pool. Landscape architects suggest that we pick the plants or ornamental grasses that thrive when planted next to a swimming pool and also blend in with the rest of your landscaping elements.

Here’s an example of landscaping pool area ideas for your Minneapolis home or residential property ...

You want to plan a landscape design for your backyard, but don’t know where to start. To plan a landscape design, start with a big stuff; establish focal points. Those focal points can include softscapes such as trees, big shrubs and tall ornamental grasses and structures such as a gazebo, pond, trellis, statue or archway. Once these are in place, the rest of your landscaping can fall in places.

Natural Environments Corporation (NEC), one of largest landscaping companies in Minneapolis has ...

A new Minneapolis landscaping idea is to create a staycation spot in your backyard. The word, “Staycation” include a combination of “Stay” and “Vacation.” A staycation is a period of time in which a family or individual stays home and partakes in leisure activities within driving distance of their home according to Wikipedia. A Minneapolis landscape designer said, “Why not making your backyard feel like you’re on vacation during the summer?”

To create a staycation spot in your backyard, here are ...