I was stuck
indoors all day today, doing my annual “spring cleaning” – but I really wanted
to be in my backyard. See, after my favorite landscapers at Jersey Landscaping,LLC finished my outdoor kitchen, I realized that the rest of my yard was
looking a little frumpy. So I called up Jersey Landscaping again to talk about landscaping
with stone, to give my yard some “oomph.” I had done some research about Bluestone
landscaping, and before I knew it the designers had come up with some terrific landscape
designs. My NJ yard looks AMAZING!
So why Bluestone
landscaping, you ask?
It’s Local: I had a lot of concern about
embarking on the path of landscape design. NJ residents will be happy to know
that most Bluestone is quarried in nearby NY and PA, so by installing it you’re
supporting American jobs. Plus, being close by means that shipping costs are
kept down (meaning less money out of my pocket) and less gas is used (which is
better for the environment).
It’s Beautiful: Let’s be honest: landscaping with
stone is a big investment. If I’m going to shell out some dough for a whole new
yard, I want it to look good – REALLY good. And Bluestone landscaping looks
sooo good! The colors vary by depth, meaning that the deeper the quarry, the
more uniquely colored your Bluestones will be. Some local NJ landscape designs
make all of the homes in my area look the same – but with Bluestone, you’re
guaranteed to have a landscape that stands out from everyone else’s.
It’s Natural: I love natural stone, because it
looks like it belongs in my yard. Bluestone landscaping really pops, but not in
a “fake” looking way. It complements local flowers and plants perfectly – as if
it was a part of your yard all along. Landscaping with stone accents looks
classy and chic, but in a way that isn’t as jarring as non-natural pieces often
do.
It’s Resilient: When you’re landscaping with stone,
you need one that holds up in harsh conditions. One of the benefits of using Bluestone
in landscaping is that it’s a really “tough” natural stone. It’s a dense
material that’s impervious to freezing and thawing cycles, which makes it a
great stone for areas with more severe weather. A word to the wise, though:
Bluestone is also porous, so if you don’t seal it properly it may lose some of
its color and luster over time.
It’s Diverse: When it comes to landscape designs
for NJ homes, you want something that matches your own sense of style. You can
use Bluestone in landscaping in a number of different ways. Bluestone makes great
pavers and patios, and it’s safe to use around pools. If your NJ landscape
design is for a smaller space, Bluestone can make some incredible accent
pieces.
Landscaping
with stone was definitely the right choice for me – and I bet it’s the right
choice for you! If you’re considering Bluestone landscaping, it’s time to give
my friends at Jersey Landscaping, LLC a call. They’re talk and walk you through
everything you need to know about installing natural stone hardscapes and/or
accents to your yard(s). I’ll bet you anything you’ll love your new outdoor
living space as much as I do!
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