It’s always great to scour the internet for international garden trends and landscape design trends at the beginning of each year. We’ve done our homework for 2019 and bring you our choice of expected garden trends for 2019.
Entrance Garden Makeover - an Attractive and Interesting Focal Point
Our SALI Award-Winning Garden at Simbithi Eco-Estate, Pigeonwood Close
Eco Balance Landscaping recently won a SALI (SOUTH AFRICAN LANDSCAPE INSTITUTE) SILVER award in the Garden and Turf Maintenance category for 7 Pigeonwood Close, Simbithi. This garden was installed by Eco Balance Landscapes in August 2015. The residents requested lots of flowering plants and were blessed with a great outcome.
Landscaping tips for high foot traffic areas.
Have a lawn that takes a lot of foot traffic? Planning a new commercial development that will see loads of feet across the door and through the grounds? While grass can look lovely, it does require committed maintenance in order to look good all year round and can take quite a beating from too many feet. So it might not be the best choice for high foot traffic areas.
Landscaping around business signage? Read this.
Your business signage, especially near your commercial property, is one of your business’ greatest advertising opportunities. It should be designed to make a great impression, invite visitors in and send a message about your business and its purpose. The best way to boost that signage? With top notch commercial landscaping (it really does count).
Three ways to enjoy your corporate garden this summer
A corporate garden has so many advantages – from being a great place to hold a meeting to offering visitors some welcome breathing space, and even increasing work satisfaction. And it can do these things virtually year-round.
Hold your next big meeting outside. Here’s why.
Time to revamp your office landscape? Here are three great design ideas.
Whether the look of your office park is dated or you just think it’s time, revamping your office landscape has a number of benefits – not least being an increase in employee happiness that comes with a corporate garden.
Want happier employees? An office garden might be the answer.
5 top tips for bringing your office park garden back to life.
Studies show that when employees have access to a garden (or, indeed any green but preferably outdoor space), they are happier and more productive. Even a green view can raise employee sprites, especially if those employees are confined to an indoor space for most of the day. So, if you’re lucky enough to have a garden where you work, you would do well to nurture it. If no one is using the space, find out why and make some changes.