Landscaping

Troubleshooting: Why Your Plants Aren’t Thriving

Do you have shrubs, trees or flowers that are not flourishing as expected?  You’re not alone.  Many homeowners find themselves frustrated when their landscaping efforts don’t yield the results they envisioned. Understanding the underlying factors behind plant health can make a big difference in achieving the beautiful, healthy plant or landscape you desire.   Let’s explore […]

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6 Signs It May Be Time to Refresh Your Landscaping

A well-maintained and attractive landscape not only enhances the beauty of your property but also adds value to your home.   However, like any other aspect of your home, landscaping requires regular attention and occasional updates to keep it looking its best. If your busy life style allows less time to fuss or update your yard,

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Why Consider Phasing an Outdoor Living Project

We understand why some homeowners hesitate to pursue their dream backyard due to budget constraints of a full transformation.    Truth be told, most of us homeowners have bigger dreams for our outdoor space than we actually plan to spend on it. Good news – don’t stop dreaming!   It’s a great exercise to envision what your

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Avoid These 5 Common Landscaping Mistakes

Photo Credit: Minnesota State Horticultural Society Gardening is hugely rewarding, and an escape from the stresses of everyday life.    However, it’s frustrating when you feel that your efforts fall short.  Realistically, it’s inevitable to have some gardening disappointments.  Albert Einstein said “Anyone who has never made a mistake has never tried anything new”.    But we

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Tips on Landscaping Around a Patio

You might have recently invested in a lovely patio that can accommodate your family and friends.  Patios serve as an extension of your indoor space and draw people outdoors.  However, whether you chose pavers or flagstone for your patio, hardscaping’s rigid lines can make the space uninviting without the addition of landscaping (softscaping) to soften

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Gravel Gardening….Beautiful, Low Maintenance & Water Wise

After being in the landscaping business for over 20 years, Whitehouse Landscaping has transformed and maintained thousands of landscapes and turned the impossible into possible for many clients.  But to stay on the cutting edge of what is evolving in the landscaping world, we constantly seek out new and educational opportunities to grow… which led

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Mulch, Stone or Groundcover for Your Landscape. Which Is Best?

We all want clean, beautiful beds on our property but the question is what type of material will work best for your yard?  The three different types of mulch available are: bark mulch, stone or living groundcover and to help you decide, we will break down your options into organic and inorganic, and briefly describe the

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How to Landscape a Sloped Yard for Your Pottstown, Douglassville or Chester Springs Home

It’s not unusual for properties in the Pottstown, Douglassville and Chester Springs  areas to have a sloping terrain.  A steep incline at first seems somewhat intimidating to landscape but with careful planning, there are options that are aesthetically appealing and at the same time functional. Whitehouse Landscaping has transformed many hilly properties over the years,  

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