The space between the curb and your front door is the first, if not only, part of your home that people will see before being invited through the door. Even so, this space is often overlooked. Planting and grooming your lawn are easy steps to help increase your home’s curb appeal; however, hardscaping brings endless Read More…

Now that temperatures are falling and leaves are changing colors, it might seem backwards to start adding new plants to your landscape. September can’t be a good time for planting, right? This is quite a common misconception. Actually, autumn is the best time to add some perennials and trees to your landscape, especially if the Read More…

A water feature can add a touch of nature to any landscape. However, water features need a little more maintenance than nature’s creations. Whether you’re considering a standalone pond or stream, or thinking about adding a waterfall onto your pool, you’ll need to consider the climate and how water loss will factor into your maintenance Read More…

Pests. They come in many forms from rodents to insects. Not only can they be annoying, but they can be detrimental to your landscape. The good news is there are plenty of measures you can take to combat their destruction. Landscaping Tips and Tricks Citronella candles are a favorite tried and true method of repelling Read More…

Trees, shrubs, and grasses, oh my! Planting is both a landscape essential as well as a significant contributor to the health of our environment. Western Lehigh Landscape always makes use of plant materials that are pest resistant as well as low maintenance, to ensure that you always reap the rewards of our design. Aesthetically, planting Read More…

The snow has melted and it’s starting to stay lighter later. Now that we are enjoying our spring weather, we can’t help but look forward to summer. If you are dreaming of hot, summer days next to your own pool, now is the time to get the process started. It might seem like summer is Read More…

Last year, the Lehigh Valley fell under siege. The culprit? The spotted lanternfly. Despite being native to Asia, spotted lanternflies were popping up across the United States infesting cities and killing and destroyed plants. Homeowners were warned to be on the lookout for signs of the pest or any damage they may have caused this Read More…

Brrr, as the old song goes, “ Baby it’s cold outside!” Due to this year’s extreme cold temperatures, snowfalls and winds, your trees and shrubs may have taken a real beating. Signs of winter damage may include: Broken limbs Cracked bark Loss of twigs or bark Yellowing/browning or loss of needles Salt/brown dry residue Deer Read More…