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Talk like the pros by learning some of the most common patio and walkway terms! Installing a new patio or walkway can represent a rather intimidating experience for some homeowners. However, mastering some of the industry jargon can go a long way towards easing the tension when discussing your plans with our team at Three Seasons in Palmetto, FL, regarding patio and walkway installation.

Let’s discuss the benefits of patio and walkway installation before delving into some definitions.

Custom Patio or Walkway Installation Offers the Perfect Outdoor Entertaining Area

Florida homeowners often install a custom patio or walkway for a specific purpose and remain unaware of their secondary benefits. Maybe you want to build a patio to create more space for entertaining guests. Perhaps you’d like a new walkway to make it easier to access certain areas of your yard. Both serve as good reasons to have work done, but let’s discuss some of the other perks.

Enhanced Curb Appeal

A new patio or walkway can dramatically improve the look of your home. The increased curb appeal will raise the overall value of your property should you ever decide to sell.

We provide quality landscaping services include providing our clients with various plant options for their outdoor areas. We have many different types of flowers, shrubs, and trees for our clients to choose from to improve their landscapes. Here are a few facts about the top 5 plants requested by our clients.

1. Red Ti Plant

The Red Ti plant may also be known by its scientific name, Cordyline Fruticosa. This beautiful plant adds life and color to any landscape with its attractive purple and red foliage. One of the reasons homeowners love the red ti plant is that it stays a brilliant hue year-round. Some cultures plant the red ti to bring good luck, giving it a third nickname: the “good luck plant.” Some tips for the red ti plant include:

• The Red Ti plant should be planted in areas around your property with partial sun or partial or high shaded areas.

• For proper growth, keep the Red Ti well watered, but do not overwater. This plant can only withstand brief periods of drought.

• If the leaf edges begin to discolor, the water may contain too much fluoride or too much fertilizer was administered to the plant.

2. Croton Gold Dust