 Mainstream Sustainability
Low-maintenance gardens, drought-tolerant plants and less turfgrass have become the norm in landscape design. Homeowners now assume sustainable design will be a major part of the plan — both for economic and environmental reasons. In this design plants were chosen not only for their gorgeous cottage-garden beauty but also for their tolerance of dry summers and wet winters.
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 If you've never tackled a landscape design before, you might be overwhelmed by all the choices you can make. But the same principles that guide your room setup inside should guide your designs outside, too. Here are seven ideas for landscape design for beginners.If you've never tackled a landscape design before, you might be overwhelmed by all the choices you can make. But the same principles that guide your room setup inside should guide your designs outside, too. Here are seven ideas for landscape design for beginners.
 One of the most mystifying things that can happen to your garden is when a plant gets a disease. How did it happen? Will it spread? Will all my vegetation die? How am I able get rid of it? The most important thing to understand about disease prevention is something referred to as the disease triangle. Disease can only happen when three things coincide: you have a plant which could get unwell (a host), a pathogen (like a fungus, virus or bacterium) that could attack the plant and environmental conditions (like humidity or drought) that promote the disease. If one of these things isn`t always present, the disease will not occur, so prevention involves knocking out at least one side of the triangle. Rather than waiting for a problem to pop up in your garden, take into account the best defense against disease to be an awesome offense. What follows are 10 methods you could get rid of at the least one aspect of the sickness triangle and maintain your vegetation healthy.
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