By sealing using a paver sealer, you can protect your paver project from stains, fading, and salt damage. Exposure to the elements will naturally start to fade your paver over time, but stains can occur in a number of ways. For example, cars & equipment may leak fluids on driveways or fruit from landscape plants […]
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Retaining walls are one of the most important & permanent elements in a landscape. They hold back soil on slopes or create a change in elevation. Retaining walls need proper engineering to prevent wall failure, water issues, and many other problems down the road. When done right they can completely reshape your outdoor space and
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Your outdoor space should be as safe and secure as it is beautiful. A well-lit landscape enhances curb appeal and improves security, preventing accidents and deterring unwanted visitors. Security outdoor lighting is a smart investment that provides peace of mind while elevating your property’s aesthetic. At Landscapes Unlimited LLC, we specialize in landscape lighting designs
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The U.S. is home to approximately 30 million deer, according to an article at actionbioscience.org, an educational website sponsored by the American Institute of Biological Sciences (AIBS). These animals are so numerous that they’re causing conflicts with people. The same article reported that an average deer consumes almost 500 kg of vegetation annually. Homeowners and garden enthusiasts
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When you live in a state where winter is the prevalent season 5 months out of the year you really learn to appreciate your warm season landscape. You get used to the idea that winter is just something to suffer through until the green shoots start to come up in April. We encourage our clients
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Your landscape palette doesn’t have to be white and gray with no end in sight during winter. Although most plants are at rest, you can still maintain a beautiful, vibrant garden throughout the cold season. By carefully planning your backyard landscape design you can identify which curb-appeal boosting elements to include to make your home stand out
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When someone talks about gardens and gardening, most people automatically picture flower beds full of blossoms and trees covered in lush green leaves—things that occur primarily in the Spring and Summer. As November signals the tail end of the Fall season and the onset of Winter, can you still have this type of garden? When
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Whether you have acres of land or are planting in pots, filling your garden with lovely bulbs that will bloom in the Spring and Summer will surely bring color and joy. Spring bulbs provide a brilliant display that requires little effort on your part. Family and guests will definitely love the vibrant flowers, especially if
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Your outdoor fireplace is always a welcome companion, whether you’re spending time on your patio with family and friends or just having “me-time”. There’s nothing like using it to keep yourself warm while watching the beautiful night sky or roasting some marshmallows while telling the kids a campfire story. The cold Midwest climate isn’t kind to anyone,
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Whenever gardens are mentioned, the first things that come to mind are flowers in full bloom, gorgeous trees, and immaculately manicured lawns; a space bursting with greenery and life. The best gardens, however, don’t just contain things that are alive. The beauty of the living is more apparent when contrasted with the inert. Apart from
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