WLDflora Landscape
FALL DESIGN FOR YEAR ROUND BEAUTY

As summer fades and the crisp air of autumn takes over, September is a pivotal month in the landscape calendar. At WLDflora Landscape, we see this as an opportunity to shape outdoor spaces that not only embrace the beauty of fall but also transition seamlessly into winter and beyond. September is the perfect time to consider landscape designs that offer all-season appeal, combining bold structure, vibrant fall color and elements that make outdoor living enjoyable year-round.

FALL DESIGN FOR YEAR ROUND BEAUTY
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AUGUST : A PRELUDE TO FALL IN THE GARDEN

August is a month of transition, a time when the garden whispers its final notes of summer before the symphony of fall begins. The air, heavy with the lingering warmth of the season, starts to cool in the evenings, and the landscape offers a last burst of color and fragrance as if bidding farewell to the long days of sunlight.

AUGUST : A PRELUDE TO FALL IN THE GARDEN

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2024 Top 10 Outdoor Residential Adventurescapes your kids will be asking for.

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Kids often have a sense of adventure and curiosity that extends to their own residential spaces. Here are the top 10 outdoor residential adventure requests commonly made by kids:

Treehouse or Fort Building: Kids often dream of having their own treehouse or fort in the backyard, where they can play and use their creativity to build a secret hideout.

Backyard Camping: Children frequently request to have a camping experience in their own backyard, complete with tents, sleeping bags, and a campfire for roasting marshmallows.

Trampoline or Swing Set: Many kids request trampolines or swing sets to have fun and exercise right at home.

Zip Line and Rock Walls: Some adventurous children ask for a backyard zip line and Rock walls, which provides an exciting and challenging activity.

Obstacle or Ninja Warrior Course: Kids love to create obstacle courses using household items, but some request more elaborate setups in their yard for physical challenges and fun competitions.

Gardening Space: Some kids express a keen interest in gardening and ask for a dedicated space to plant and tend to their own flowers or vegetables.

Basketball Hoop or Mini Soccer or Lacrosse Field: Sports-loving kids may request a basketball hoop or a small soccer field in their backyard.

Batting & Pitching Cages: Baseball and softball players request a place where they can practice their hitting & pitching skills in their own backyards. Also indoor/garage cages are commonly requested as well.

Outdoor Art Studio: Children with a creative streak may request an outdoor space with art supplies, encouraging them to draw, paint, and create.

Pet Keeping: Some kids ask for pets like rabbits, chickens, or a small fish pond, fostering a sense of responsibility and outdoor interaction.

These residential outdoor adventure requests allow children to explore, play, and learn right at home. They encourage physical activity, creativity, and a deeper connection to the natural world.