Landscape Trends for 2025

As 2025 dawns, the landscaping world is already buzzing with anticipation for spring. Here’s a look at some exciting trends that are taking root.

Outdoor living continues to flourish:

The demand for outdoor kitchens and living spaces remains strong. Manufacturers are making these features even more homeowner-friendly with easier installation and use.

Covered patios and pergolas, create versatile, year-round outdoor environments. These structures not only enhance the aesthetic appeal of outdoor areas but also provide practical benefits that cater to the evolving needs of homeowners.

Effortless entertaining with stain-resistant landscape pavers:

We’re loving Techo-Bloc’s Klean Bloc pavers and slabs. These come pre-treated with a protective barrier that repels stains and spills, making them perfect for patios and entertaining areas. Check them out here: https://www.techo-bloc.com/technologies

Enjoy the ambiance of your firepit without the smoke:

For those who love the crackle of a real fire but hate the smoke, smokeless firepit inserts are a game-changer. These clever inserts feature a double wall that burns off smoke particles, allowing you to enjoy a clear, cozy fire.

Adaptable plants for a changing climate:

With our ever-changing environment, there’s a growing focus on plants that can thrive in a variety of conditions. Selecting plants that tolerate both wet and dry periods is becoming crucial for long-term success.

Choosing the right plant for the right place and planning for extreme weather events will ensure a flourishing landscape for years to come.

Sustainable solutions for stormwater management:

Managing stormwater runoff is a growing concern for both homeowners and municipalities. A one-inch rain event on a typical 2,000-square-foot driveway can generate over 1,000 gallons of runoff! Landscapers and city planners are increasingly incorporating solutions like rain gardens, detention ponds, and dry riverbeds to address this challenge. Many municipalities are enacting new stormwater management regulations, so be sure to stay informed.

Revitalize your outdoor space with a facelift:

Many homeowners are giving their existing landscapes a refresh. Simply updating old plantings, adding a new walkway, or creating an outdoor living area can significantly enhance your home’s curb appeal and value.

Invest in the health of your landscape:

Just like our own health, our plants benefit from regular care. Proper fertilization and preventative treatments can extend the life of your trees and shrubs, saving you money on replacements in the long run.

We’re excited to announce our new plant health care program launching this year, designed to keep your landscape thriving. Stay tuned for more details! Remember, prevention is key!