by fistbumpmedia | Aug 12, 2022 | beautiful landscaping ideas, diy landscaping, front yard landscaping, Uncategorized
Front Yard Shrub Choices Planting your front yard gardens is easier when you know what works best. Todd Farber, Texas Horticulturist and owner of Garden Guy from the Sugar Land, Texas area, knows the best front yard landscaping plants for Zone 9a. Come along and see...
by Sabrina Farber | Aug 11, 2022 | diy landscaping, front yard landscaping, sugar land plant choices, Uncategorized
Front Yard Shrub Choices Planting your Sugar Land, Texas front yard gardens is easier when you know what works best! Tired of researching plants for the Sugar Land area and feeling confused about what will really grow? Feeling like you’d like to DIY some of your...
by Sabrina Farber | Dec 28, 2021 | front yard landscaping, Garden Design, Uncategorized
Does Landscaping Increase Home Value? Does landscaping have any impact on the value of your home? The clear answer is yes. All of the outdoor areas of your home, especially the front yard, contribute to what is known as your home’s curb appeal. Curb appeal is...
by Sabrina Farber | Aug 12, 2020 | diy landscaping, Uncategorized
We were contacted by Redfin earlier this month to share our opinion about the most common mistake homeowners make in DIY landscaping. Luckily, I already had an ebook I had written about this topic when I interviewed Todd, earlier this year. ...
by Sabrina Farber | Feb 27, 2020 | beautiful landscaping ideas, landscaper near me, low maintenance landscaping, residential landscaper, Uncategorized
Our recent makeover has gotten a lot of attention! It took us two days to demo, clean-up and then install fresh, new landscaping for our client, Jeff R. https://www.garden-guy.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/your_landscape_looks-3.mp4 Spring is fast coming, although...
by Sabrina Farber | Feb 18, 2020 | business advice, debt free living, husband and wife business, residential landscaper, small business coach, Uncategorized
Every business has a story, here’s mine: I started Garden Guy in 1991 as a green Texas A & M Horticulture graduate with big hopes, no money, and no financial sense. I wanted to do landscape design and installations, but I could not get enough of those...
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