Illuminating Landscapes: Moonshine Yarrow in Garden Design

If you are crafting a captivating and resilient landscape, the Moonshine Yarrow (Achillea Moonshine) stands out as a radiant choice. With its sunny […]

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Low Bee Counts in Sheboygan County

Did you notice the hush in your garden this spring? Despite the growing prevalence of pro-pollinator movements like no-mow May, we landscapers have […]

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Shrubby St. John’s Wort: A Pollinator’s Paradise

When it comes to enhancing your garden’s beauty while supporting local ecosystems, few plants rival the enchanting Shrubby St. John’s Wort (Hypericum prolificum). […]

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Celebrating National Pollinator Week: June 19th – 25th, 2023

Landmark Landscapes’ mission is Art Through Ecology for more Vibrant Communities. Therefore, an event such as National Pollinator Week which extends from June […]

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The Beauty & Benefits of Nepata ‘Walkers Low’ (Catmint)

When it comes to creating a vibrant and low-maintenance garden, few plants can match the allure and versatility of Nepeta ‘Walker’s Low,’ commonly […]

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Protect Your Landscape During Drought

Much of Wisconsin is currently experiencing drought conditions. May of 2023 and now into June have seen little rain across the state. Because […]

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Dutch-wave Perennial Design Excellent for the Wisconsin Landscape

The Dutch-wave perennial design has become increasingly popular in recent years and for good reason. This garden design style is characterized by naturalistic […]

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Butterfly Weed – Bright Beautiful Monarch Host

Butterfly weed, or Asclepias tuberosa, is a beautiful and unique perennial plant that is native to North America. It is a member of […]

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Coreopsis Zagreb – Beautiful and Durable

Plant of the Month – January 2023 Coreopsis Zagreb (Coreopsis verticillata ‘Zagreb’) or Threadleaf Coreopsis is a beautiful and durable addition to the […]

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Six Benefits of Winter Pruning Trees and Shrubs

One misconception of the landscape industry is that once the air turns cold and the snow flies the work in the garden is […]

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