Hopewell Junction NY  Patio design, patio installation. Hudson Valley, NY patio.

Here at Harmony Hill Landscaping, we create outdoor living spaces for homeowners across the greater Hudson Valley area. We design and build comprehensive landscapes that help extend the homes of the families we work for, inviting impromptu gatherings outside on the back patio. 

We think differently about the planning of these outdoor spaces than most landscape companies. We quite simply treat your outdoor home with the same respect and attention as you would expect for the interior rooms that you live in—you know, the ones you make so many memories in with close friends and family. See, we believe that the best way to start bringing some of those amazing memories outside is to install a patio. After all, the classic backyard patio is the center of your NY outdoor home. 

Depending on your needs and the way you use your home, you can easily branch out and expand—including special features like fire pits and outdoor fireplaces, outdoor kitchens, pools, spas, and even hidden garden rooms that invite you to use your entire property for entertaining. Your landscape will grow with you and your family over the years, but chances are pretty good that your back patio will provide great inspiration for your backyard oasis. Just remember to pull up a free seat for a designer at Harmony Hill Landscaping—we will help bring these outdoor spaces to life so you can create more amazing outdoor memories. 

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AuthorHalstead Media Group
Photo Courtesy of www.rosalindcreasy.com

Photo Courtesy of www.rosalindcreasy.com

Edible gardening—aka foodscaping—is becoming a big hit in outdoor living design as we look to the 2015 outdoor season here in the Hudson Valley.  Edible gardening—the idea of mixing edibles into the traditional landscape plantings of a home—is gaining steam as a younger, more health conscious generation begins to purchase homes of their own.

It’s really a beautiful thing to see a traditional landscape plantings of Hudson Valley go-to’s like Lavender, Spirea, and Boxwood right alongside lettuces, herbs, and berries. And why not, right? The best placement for edibles is in full sun, often found in the front of the house. Mixing edibles with ornamentals helps homeowners to get more value from their landscape investment by providing better use of this prime, sunny space.

Edible gardening’s rise in popularity can be attributed to the growing awareness of the nutritional pitfalls of mass farming. Folks in their early 30’s are striving to provide more local and organic food for themselves and for their children. But at the same time, there are simply not enough hours in the day for these homeowners to tend to the traditional vegetable gardens of the past.  Foodscaping becomes a very attractive solution, offering fresh herbs, berries, lettuces, and vegetables with little additional effort.

So choose a few of your family’s favorite veggies and plant them along side those existing boxwoods. Enjoy the simple pleasure of going right into your own backyard with your children and picking a fresh salad for Sunday’s family dinner. Sounds like the perfect mix of traditional and modern day worlds!

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AuthorHalstead Media Group