There are a number of reasons why homeowners invest in building a rock garden. Some do it as a way to cover up the awkward slopes in their backyard. Other people do it because they have a flat and boring backyard. Step One: Consider the Design There are a lot of things you need to
Now that summer is here, you surely need no excuse to spend time outside. Because you'll likely find yourself outside much more frequently, your outdoor space should be enticing. Rock designs can do wonders for breathing new life into your yard and can enhance just about any type landscape. If you’re unsure where to start
Visitors to the Petrified Forest National Park in Arizona, known for its beautiful views and unique deposits of fossilized and petrified trees, are asked ahead of time to leave rocks where they are. Some folks, however, can't seem to resist and take a small chunk of petrified wood home with them from the park. While
On April 26th, more than 80 unique breweries brought over 250 ales to downtown Las Vegas for the Motley Brews Great Vegas Festival of Beer. The festival featured some of the biggest names in the craft beer industry, providing attendees with unlimited samples of some of the best brews from around the globe. But on
Droughts across the Southwest have led to annual water shortages in many areas. Often, the situation is bad enough that local and/or state governments are forced to enact restrictions on water usage, targeting lawn watering and other outdoor usage. Problem is, these policies are very difficult to implement and enforce. Additionally, these water restrictions are
Working with rocks is a great way to explore new creative possibilities and produce a more beautiful, livable landscape. Rocks can alter the personality of an outdoor space dramatically, infusing it with new colors, textures and structural elements. Landscape rocks also offer practical value, and can be used to create beautiful, low maintenance ground covers
Updated 5/28/21 A well-tended lawn can be beautiful, but also requires a lot of work. You have to water, fertilize, cut, trim, and weed. If you live in a drought-prone area, like Las Vegas, even the most vigilant maintenance might not be enough to keep your lawn lush and green. Homeowners are turning to landscaping
Nothing compares to an old fashioned fire when it comes to making a memorable backyard get together. But, whether you're roasting hot dogs or simply sitting around telling stories, a safe, beautiful fire pit is a must. Read ahead to find out how to build your stone fire pit. 1. Buying the right stone for
