Coast Landscaping

  1. Long Row Garden The simplest vegetable garden layout is the long row garden. Crops are planted in long straight single or double rows, and the pathways between rows can be mulched to control weeds and conserve moisture. This layout works best in open areas with ample sunshine. The rows run in a north-south orientation to make efficient use of the sunlight throughout the day, and to promote good air circulation. 2. Raised Bed Garden Raised bed gardens are easily sized and configured to fit the available space. The raised beds themselves are bottomless wooden or masonry frames that are filled with a mixture of soil and compost. They make an excellent choice for areas with compacted or heavy clay soil, or even when gardening over the pavement. Tall raised beds make an accessible choice that reduces or eliminates bending and stooping. 3. Terrace Garden A terrace garden layout can make use of a steep slope by stair-stepping long narrow beds into the contours, running perpendicular to t

  Landscaping has a huge impact on the overall look and feel of your home (and it can improve resale value, too). The landscaping style you choose should allow your yard to be a place where you can go to relax and decompress from the rest of the world. When choosing a type of landscaping design, keep in mind your ultimate goals, such as designing your yard for children, sustainability, entertaining or relaxation. Be aware of any zoning laws in your neighborhood that may prohibit certain types or sizes of structures and of your climate; not every style of landscaping is conducive to all types of weather. Here are four types of landscaping styles you can consider for your home. 1. Tropical Getty You don’t have to fly to a remote island to experience tropical vibes. You can recreate them for your own  backyard landscaping project  with lush greenery and bold colors. If your climate suports it, palm trees, birds of paradise, hibiscus flowers, bougainvillea, orchids and jasmine are all repr