High Desert Landscaping For The Do-It-Yourselfer
Quiet Reading For Winter Planning
Homeowners can add value, functionality and joy to their homes by crafting a Do-It-Yourself landscape project for spring renewal. Here in the link above and below, we connect you to over 25 articles written for you by two of Moana’s talented landscape designers. Curl up by the fire and pick a few topics to read that seem relevant to your situation. DIY projects require inspiration, planning and tools. Throughout our website, exploration will lead to inspiration and advice/assistance. All you have to do is get started!
Quiet Reading For Winter Planning
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Rochelle says:
My husbands new job has taken him to the Reno area. We are currently looking at purchasing a home. We are accustomed to a lot of large trees where we currently live. We are wondering what type of trees can be planted in the Reno/Sparks area and thrive.
admin says:
Rochelle: Welcome to the high desert and our beautiful home. While our various micro-climates and soil conditions do present gardening and landscaping challenges, and some plants may not grow to the sizes you have previously experienced (or as fast as you may be use to), we have a host of appropriate trees that grow big & beautiful here. In the spring, a huge variety of ornamental fruit trees blossom all over town and we grow over 15 high desert hardy varieties of Maples alone. Our favorite evergreen that thrives here is the Austrian Pine, but the deciduous and evergreen choices are substantial. We like to feature trees with four season’s of interest (or at least three!). So, you can be confident of having many choices that fit your requirements. And, you will love all the unique features of our area, as we do.