by triolandscaping | May 7, 2012 | Landscapers and Landscape Design, Plant Materials
This time of year we get a lot of calls for lots of different things and we love to educate people on what we do best to help them make a good fit. So here are some tips on what you could ask to make a great match with your landscape designer or company: Landscape... 
by triolandscaping | Apr 20, 2012 | Landscapers and Landscape Design, Plant Materials
This spring we were really warm, then cold, then hot, then frozen, and then warm again…what are plants to think? Well in all honesty the plants are going to do just like people do, they will wake up early this spring if they are an “early riser” and eager to grow, and... 
by triolandscaping | Mar 22, 2012 | Landscapers and Landscape Design, this Designers perspective
As the spring weather continues to be May like many of us are anxious to get into the garden…well now is a great time to plan for that! My favorite method of gardening is Mel Bartholomew’s Square foot Garden. I find that this simple small space is super easy to keep... by triolandscaping | Mar 5, 2012 | Landscapers and Landscape Design, Water Feature Landscaping
Wow theresponse we had gotton from our bubbling boulder was huge. I mean I know we have great ideas and so many of them are not “out of reach” or “over the top” compared to so many other ideas you cna get at a home show, especially the Minneapolis Home and Garden... 
by triolandscaping | Oct 11, 2011 | Landscapers and Landscape Design
As the warm weather here stretches out in to October many people are more willing to play “clean up” in their landscape (compared to when the weather is cold or rainy and we just hide from it) and yet some of this beautiful weather can make it hard to know what to do... by triolandscaping | Sep 30, 2011 | Landscapers and Landscape Design, Plant Materials
New and old landscapes alike are in need of watering right now…we just have not had sufficient precipitation to make a difference. But how do you know how much you need to give them? The genral rule of thumb for watering is 1″ per week for lawns. Now that doesn’t...
