The Top 7 Landscape Design Trends for 2023

We scoured landscape experts' opinions and, combined with our own experience, have curated the list of landscape design trends to watch for (and use) in 2023!

Getting the Most from Your Outdoor Space During Winter in Coeur d'Alene

Every year, the time comes when the days get shorter and the opportunities to spend time outside grow few and far between. With impending snow showers on the horizon, it is easy to feel like you are months away from relaxing outside. However, this doesn't have to be the case!

Here are several practical ways that you can make your backyard resort welcoming any time of year!

Helping a Dreary Landscape Come Alive in Winter in Coeur d'Alene

A common misconception in the world of landscaping is that the winter months are intended to be used in preparing your yard for spring. However, there are quite a few plants and greenery that not only thrive in cold weather but can be used to add elements of color and interest to your landscape just in time for all of your holiday hosting.

Essential Landscaping Tasks You Should Be Doing This Winter in Coeur d'Alene

While this winter weather can make you feel forced to neglect your landscaping for three months, there is actually quite a lot of prep and planning to do. In fact, taking these steps to ensure your lawn and garden are ready come spring is incredibly vital to your landscape's success and beauty for the rest of the year! Don't worry, though--we have these critical winter to-do's listed right here.

3 Ways Being Outdoors Improves Your Health

What if we told you that simply spending time outdoors can help keep you healthy?! Several experts say that getting some fresh air offers tremendous health benefits.

We explain some here, so keep reading; there may be some benefits that surprise you!

How to Help Birds Survive Winter

We love to cozy up inside and stay far away from icy outdoor elements during the long winter months. For our little feathered friends, though, that frigid weather can be deadly. While some birds head south for the winter, there are plenty of northwest birdies that do their best to stick it out through the cold. Thankfully, there are plenty of things that we can do to provide a safer winter for them and plenty of bird watching for us!