Florida landscape boulders add style and function to countless residential settings both inland and coastal. But not all installations go well. To avoid mini-avalanches slammed up against your shrubs, think “right rock, right place.” Painstaking placement will be key to creating your perfect Florida garden. ArtisTree’s advice? Leave no stone…
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When it comes to Florida landscape color, orange crushes it. Orange is one of those “look at me” colors that can sculpt a landscape in a deliberate way. You can use it to frame a seating area, cozy up a large space or draw guests to your grilling area (orange…
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Montgomery palms are growing popular in Southwest Florida, but for ArtisTree Landscape, they've always been a longtime favorite. For starters, Montgomery palms are what we call a Goldilock species – not too big, not too small, but just right. These fast growers (25-35 feet) can fit in tight spaces and…
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Q: I live in Sarasota, FL, and am searching for a groundcover that isn’t “vine-y” looking but still provides good coverage. Any ideas? I don’t want any kind of creeping plant. A: I have a beautiful choice for you: Liriope muscari, or lilyturf. As the clumps mature, they merge into…
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