Turf has a calming, even essential quality. Most landscapes require some. For the past Here in the upper Midwest, we are blessed with a tremendous diversity of over 300 sedge species. Their habitats range from the soggy edge of marshes, … Continue reading
Introduction The human relationship with stone reaches back through nearly our entire 300,000 year history, beginning with the first stone tools napped by cunning, wary hunters to fell and butcher their prey in the scattered wildernesses of the world. Within … Continue reading
Jim and Julie Ikhaml approached EnergyScapes, Inc. to help them plan and develop the enormous potential of their new property in Minnetonka. Their lot presented several unique challenges, the greatest of which was a huge slope immediately behind the house … Continue reading
EnergyScapes is about transforming yards into sanctuaries. This year, that maxim was most vividly realized in this project completed earlier this spring. Jane Duden’s back yard was a relatively typical patch of sod, bordered by plantings and shaded by a … Continue reading
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