Category Archives: Plants & Gardens
Japanese Forest Grass – Illuminates the Garden
In the realm of ornamental grasses, one species stands out for its delicate beauty and serene presence – the Japanese Forest Grass (Hakonechloa […]
Continue readingThe Allure of Veronica ‘Sunny Border Blue’
In the world of gardening, few plants captivate the senses quite like Veronica ‘Sunny Border Blue.’ This perennial beauty, with its striking blue […]
Continue readingThe Timeless Allure of Millennium Allium
Step into the world of horticultural sophistication with the Millennium Allium, a perennial gem that effortlessly commands attention in any garden. Bursting into […]
Continue readingProtecting Evergreens from Winter Drying with Transfilm
As winter approaches, gardeners and homeowners often find themselves facing the challenge of protecting their beloved evergreen trees and shrubs from the harsh […]
Continue readingIlluminating 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 […]
Continue readingLow 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 […]
Continue readingShrubby 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). […]
Continue readingCelebrating 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 […]
Continue readingThe 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 […]
Continue readingProtect 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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