Backyard berm

Why You Should Build a Raised Berm For Woody Shrubs Most farmers start their operations on short-term land leases. I’m no exception, and for the first few years of B-Side Farm I grew mostly annual flowers […]

Warning: Your lawn is about to become the envy of the neighborhood.

Find out what a berm is, its landscaping uses and benefits, and steps for building one. The concept is simple, but the devil is in the details.

We are so excited because today our landscaper is beginning work on our backyard. We live in a community with an HOA so we have cer...

Expert tips for improving your yard's aesthetic and diverting water If you want a unique way to divert water in your yard or make your landscaping look more interesting, adding in a berm is the perfect solution. You've probably seen these...

Nothing can transform the look of your house like professional landscaping. Using creative, sophisticated, and exciting designs, our team of talented

This garden project took a tired looking corner of my client’s property and turned it into a stunning display of stately conifers, deciduous shrubs, ornamental trees and shade perennials and grasses.

Whatever the reason you choose for creating a berm in your garden, don’t forget to choose and put in the best berm plants to make it really pop and look like more than just a random hill. Looking for some ideas for planting on a berm? The following article can help.

University of Minnesota Extension horticulture specialists guide you in creating a functional, easy to maintain, environmentally friendly, cost effective and aesthetically pleasing outdoor space for your home yard or garden.