Garden Design

Any homeowner can see the value in beautiful landscaping and a blooming garden. It provides an enjoyable place to hang out, curb appeal, and adds value to the house. It’s also a great hobby for some. At the same time, there are plenty of people who don’t have a green thumb, or the time to invest in caring for a garden. When this is the case, low-maintenance, durable plants are your best bet. Here are a few plants to consider if you’re looking to create a long-lasting, hands-off garden. ●         Hosta Host plants are perennials, meaning they come back year after year. Perennials are convenient if you want to plant something once, and not worry about repeating the process next year. As long as they’re in good soil and have an average amount of water, hostas will grow and bloom. They do well in the shade, and can fill a spot where sun-craving flowers wouldn’t survive. ●         Oakleaf Hydrangeas Oakleaf Hydrangeas survive throughout the entire year, so your garden