Meadowbrook Design Blog
Create Beautiful Winter Gardens: Inside & Out
With the end of the year rapidly approaching, it's the perfect time to do some growing indoors while also finding ways to enjoy the outdoors. With that in mind, this week you'll find design tips and plant suggestions for creating a tough (and colorful!) winter...
From Bare to Beautiful: The Novice’s Guide to Garden Landscaping
Maybe your yard is just a patch of dirt now, but it has the potential to be so much more. That's the canvas we're starting with in garden landscaping – a space where your creativity can bloom alongside your plants. Whether you have a green thumb or are just starting...
Achieve Your Garden Goals
It's that time of year when we start looking ahead to exciting new possibilities. Are you dreaming of ideal plant companions or learning the secrets of a successful organic garden? Whether you envision a burst of colors in 2024 or seek guidance on fall-blooming bulbs,...
Native Plant Landscaping: Building from the Ground Up
Gazing out over your patch of potential—a yard, a terrace, or even a modest balcony—you can't help but imagine the possibilities. A haven for wildlife, a burst of floral color, a space that thrives with the least intervention. What if the key lies in embracing the...
Rain Gardens & More: Give Back to Nature
As we approach the season of giving, we're sharing a few ideas that help you give back to the environment as well as support local wildlife—and even a way for your garden to give back to you! Plus, don't miss next week's webinar with David Culp. Register today!...
Designing With Foliage Over Flowers
When you think of color in the garden, do you think of flowers first? For many of us (myself included), the answer is yes. But, if we think creatively and take a closer look at foliage plants, we can create a garden that is not only full of color, but also texture,...
Selecting Plants for Beauty, Resilience, Habitat + Migration
5 Easy Ways to Support Winter Wildlife Habitat: Our Gift Back to Nature in the Garden As winter approaches, wildlife starts adapting to the changing conditions. Those birds and butterflies we have been enjoying all spring and summer may need extra food and shelter to...
Colorful Fall & Winter Gardens
Make sure your garden is colorful year-round, even in fall and winter. While flowers are always a popular choice for adding color, numerous other elements, such as vibrant foliage, stems, and berries, can also breathe life into your garden. Keep reading for ideas and...
10 Driveway Entrance Landscaping Tips for an Inviting Home
A home's first impression doesn't start at the front door—it begins at the driveway entrance. Imagine driving up to a home framed by a vibrant array of flowers, illuminated by gentle path lights, and accentuated by the soft curves of a well-maintained driveway. Sounds...
From Summer to Fall: Transitioning Your Patio Landscaping
As the embers of summer slowly dim and the crisp whisper of fall begins to dance through the trees, there's an unmistakable shift in the air. It's not just the cooler weather or the fading sunlight. It's the beckoning of a new season, a fresh start, and for homeowners...