Lush landscape beauty, inviting curb appeal, backyard escapes and robust foliage, what Carolina new home buyer doesn’t want all that for their new house? When it comes to dressing up your home, individuality combined with a little spark of creativity will not only lead to eye-popping scenery, it will add monetary value to your home for years to come.
Foundation First
In what can often times be a demanding climate, laying the proper foundation for your trees, shrubs and flower beds is crucial to their survival. Varying temperatures can wreak havoc on landscapes with a poor base, substantially shortening the life and vibrancy of your greenery. Traditional mulches, such as garden mulch, have often been the common choice for flower and garden beds. However, rising in popularity is the more eco-friendly pine straw mulch, a more aesthetically pleasing foundation that requires less maintenance over time.
Consider Your Location One of the most attractive qualities of the Carolinas is their amazingly diverse terrain. From the sprawling Blue Ridge Mountains to the lovely shores of the Atlantic, North and South Carolina have it all. That said, wet, dry, shady or sunny, your new home location must be considered when constructing your ideal landscape. From drought-tolerant perennial beds to wetland plants, there is something for every area and terrain. With a little research and a good landscape plan, you can be sure of picking the right plant for every condition.
Roll Out the Creativity
Once you have determined the best landscaping plan for your new Carolina home, it’s time to let your imagination and individuality run wild. Here are a few trendy design ideas to get you started:
This very green landscaping plan is an excellent way to save up to 50 percent or more on your water bill by using plants and grasses with low water needs, covering the ground with foundations such as mulch to prevent humidity loss, and using an efficient irrigation system. Visit our True Green Homes
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