A few nice landscaping images I found:

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by Tom Olliver

Chris Orser Landscaping: Free Ideas from our Expert Designers!

Article by Bucks County, PA; 18901; Chris Orser Landscaping

Create a lasting first impression! Make the entrance to your home or office more inviting by adding a unique walkway. Add character with winding or staggered designs that consider the use of garden accents, such as benches or a bird bath, lighting, and containers filled with brilliant colors. You could even add a small patio to the entrance of your home. Or how about a fountain, pond or a waterfall.

Adding any type of landscape or hardscape project to your home, does much more than just improve the appearance of your home. They are also well known to add value to your home. Winding garden paths can entice even the least curious of creatures, as they wind and turn off in the distance. A garden path or walkway can be simple and elegant, or very elaborate and formal, depending on your design style.

The best way to tie together your outdoor living spaces is to connect the areas with a path or walkway, inviting your guests to further explore the outdoors. Show off your treasures, by placing them throughout your property, and displaying them to get the best visual effect with additional accent lighting.

Our expert stone masons have many years of experience installing flagstone, EP Henry pavers, bricks, meandering paths, and walkways of all materials, and we look forward to working with you to achieve whatever look you desire.

Chris Orser Landscaping, Inc. has consistently been providing high quality services to the Doylestown, PA and Bucks County areas for over 15 years. We are a complete design & build company. Chris Orser Landscaping, Inc. specializes in all areas of landscaping: design, brick and paver patios, walkways, retaining walls, ponds, waterfalls, pondless waterfalls, and other water features, plantings, drainage, lawn mowing, spring clean-ups, fall clean-ups, pruning, tree removal, fertilization, lawn aeration, pest control, snow plowing, de-icing, gutter cleaning, and firewood delivery.

Contact us at (215) 249-1236 http://www.orserlandscaping.com

We also carry a highly effective de-icing product called "Magic Salt". Magic Salt has a working temperature of -35 degrees, whereas regular rock salt is ineffective below 18 degrees. Magic Salt is also bio-degradable and plant and pet friendly. And don't worry, Magic Salt doesn't leave any white residue behind like the regular de-icing salt does. To learn more, call (215) 285-9161 or visit our website at http://www.magicsaltpa.net

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A few nice landscaping images I found:

Landscape #19


Image by michaelgoodin
Yashica Mat TLR
Kodak Portra 400VC 120 film
Unicolor C-41 chemistry

Landscape, Peru


Image by owenbooth

Landscape gran canaria


Image by danybotica

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by blmiers2

Question by neetsp7: I cut some live bamboo, now I want to use it for landscaping. How do I ensure the bamboo is dead?
I cut some bamboo. I want to use it for landscaping (cutting it into small pieces and using it as little walls to terrace some beds). But, it must be dead first (I do not want to start a bamboo grove in my backyard). So, two questions really. How do I ensure that it won't start growing after I start using it in my planning beds?

Best answer:

Answer by crash
You need to let it completely dry out.

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by [evancparker]

Question by CCS: Best landscaping methods for southern Arizona?
I have had an un-landscaped front yard for 5+ years because I don't want to do it wrong. Of the 5 contractors I had give me ideas with estimates, NONE of them ever got back with me. I figured it was harder than I thought.

anyway, What are the methods, layer by layer that landscaping material needs to be laid? How can I keep weeds from growing through underlayment and new landscaping? What are the most mainenance free desert plants I can landscape with? What watering system should be used?

Best answer:

Answer by Anita
Your best bet is to look around your neighborhood to see who has to maintain their yard, and who doesn't. There are so many options out there, it is difficult offer a single suggestion. If you want to xeriscape, you won't need a watering system; once your plants are well established, they will survive on what nature provides.

Do not be afraid, if you make a mistake, you can correct it. Change is good, but you have to put in something that may or may not be the look you're looking for. If you don't do anything, you'll never know.

You don't have to do the whole yard at once, just start with one area, come up with a plan, and then execute it. Make sure you consider the view from the inside of your house as well as curb appeal.

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