Atlanta Landscape Designer Launches Online Videos

September 12, 2013 by

Unique Environmental Landscapes is pleased to provide some insight into how they create such gorgeous landscapes, who is behind the designs, and what makes them different. Going forward, the Atlanta landscape design company will also provide short, informative videos to help commercial and residential clients learn more about various landscape elements.

Today’s video is a brief introduction to Todd Guilemette, the primary designer and President at Unique Environmental Landscapes. If you’d like to learn more about how they serve the Atlanta market with only the best in design, installation and maintenance, contact them today.

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Unique plants for your winter landscape

May 29, 2013 by

Unique Landscaping PlantsDoes your landscape needs some interest this winter? Try incorporating in these two shrubs and an evergreen perennial into your woodland landscape plantings.

Daphne odora is a classic southern fragrance.

Every southern landscape needs Daphne odora to welcome in the fragrance of winter. This evergreen flowering shrub creates a unique feature to your winter landscape, flowering from late January to early March, depending on weather conditions. Its fragrance summons the thoughts of what spring will be.

Daphne is a great plant for a woodland or shade garden, growing only 3 to 4 feet tall on maturity. Mixed in with plantings of hostas and other later spring blooming perennials, it creates a great seasonal mix for your pathways and woodland garden.

Need a winter flowering fragrant shrub for your landscape?

Think of planting Edgeworthia (Paper Bush) shrub. Edgeworthia flowers in the winter months and is a great woodland plant for your landscape. Mix them in with evergreen ferns or heuchera to create nice woodland plantings that are seasonally interesting.

Upside down tulip? No, it’s Hellebores.

Sometimes that’s what Hellebores (Japanese lantern) look like when they bloom. This winter blooming perennial is quite interesting for a woodland garden landscape. The blooms with shades of pink to white make up the color array of this hardy evergreen perennial. Incorporating again Hosta, evergreen ferns and Heuchera along with other early spring and summery perennials creates a long-lasting array of seasonal interest in your landscape.

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4 Reasons to Choose Unique Environmental

February 14, 2013 by

In-depth horticultural plant knowledge.

  1. Creativity and implementing your conceptual ideas into a functional and sustainable landscape is our strength. Creating a successful landscape takes texture, color and a cohesiveness with the surrounding environment. These are all strengths that we strive to implement into your projects.
  2. Our vast knowledge of plant material. If it is a colonial, contemporary or cottage garden, our designers know how to select the appropriate plants to fit the scheme and imagination that you are trying to create in all of your landscape projects. Our vast horticultural-based knowledge allows us to select unique plants that distinguish your landscape from others in the neighborhood or community.
  3. Experience and oversight. Put our 25 years in the industry and numerous awards for our residential projects to work for you. Experienced crew members with a minimum of five years working for Unique allow us to create and execute many levels of hardscape and landscape installation projects.
  4. Our passion to create lasting relationships with our clients. The experience of the installation project is just the beginning of our relationship with clients. Offering long-term care and service to your landscape is a focus that partners us with our clients long-term.
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