by Diana Grundeen | Apr 7, 2020 | Landscaping Blog, Patios and Paver Projects, this Designers perspective
More than ever have we enjoyed our front patio, a space out our front door where we only would hang out if the sunshine was not enough in the back yard, or we needed a quiet place to be than where the kids were at. This month it gets even a greater purpose, however,... 
by triolandscaping | Jan 2, 2019 | Landscaping Blog, Patios and Paver Projects
Shoveling is the first step for caring for your hard surfaces that have foot and car traffic, so don’t feel you have to shovel your whole backyard if you are not out there using it ( we can find out why you are not using your outdoor living spaces in the winter... 
by triolandscaping | Aug 12, 2016 | Landscapers and Landscape Design, Landscaping Blog, Landscaping Fire Features, Landscaping Project Planning, Patios and Paver Projects, Privacy and Retaining Walls, Specialty Landscaping Projects
We have been lucky to be working on a very special project with some very special clients. As you know I usually don’t share a lot about the who or where of our projects, but this one is an exception- as it sis one that you can tour On Midwest Home Magazine’s Luxury... 
by triolandscaping | May 20, 2016 | Landscapers and Landscape Design, Landscaping Project Planning, Patios and Paver Projects, Specialty Landscaping Projects, Water Features
We recently had the privilege to appear in Spaces magazine for a project that we had done here in Minneapolis. This particular landscape/garden features a front yard patio, water feature, parking area, and lots of plantings with zero lawn. The front patio is where the... 
by triolandscaping | Jan 7, 2015 | Patios and Paver Projects
Have you ever had some one talk to you about an item and all you can think about is one variety of it? If I mention facial tissue- what do you think of Kleenex or Puffs, or maybe the generic box of (scratchy) tissue? A simple thing, but there are many options. Pavers...
