Rural landscaping is the solution for subdivisions in need of aesthetic and functional enhancement. As a property owner, applying rural landscaping to your property not only saves you enough but it increase the value of your land without drastically altering its natural features.

Quoting from our landscaping philosophy, “Creating a sustainably productive environment comes from understanding the relationship between the land and its people. Understanding the natural purpose of the land and the needs of its inhabitants is essential in creating a landscape architectural design.” With this in mind, we believe that a sustainable and productive environment for subdivisions can be accomplished with professionally planned and executed rural landscaping.

Rural landscaping is different from a conventional landscaping system in many ways. With rural landscaping, landowners don’t need to make major changes to the structure of the land to develop it. Using and enhancing existing resources to create a more rural atmosphere within subdivision units can increase its aesthetic and functional value over time. It helps the environment and provides countless benefits for the community.

Here are just some of the benefits your subdivision property can have with rural landscaping.

Increase Economic Development

Rural landscaping increases the economic development of your property. The process of planning, designing and implementing rural look to your subdivision involves so many people in the process; from assigning personnel to handle the planting of native plants to convincing clients to take closer look at that enhanced property. This entire process will create more jobs, and more business opportunities in return for the community.

Introduce New Housing Markets

With the increase in economic development for the community, rural landscaping also introduces the subdivision to new housing markets. The rustic, natural look with make it more attractive to potential homeowners. And the improving economic conditions also means more people involved in the community can afford to buy a home.

Bring Jobs To The Area

Rural landscaping creates jobs in return. It generates jobs before and after the rural landscaping. The improved economic conditions with the influx of new businesses and homeowners, which in turn creates more employment opportunities.

Establish Better Use of Lands

With careful planning, better land use is achieved. 1) You can utilize your fertile land for farming or revegetation. 2) You can allocate lands preserving protected plants and habitats and get government grants. 3) You can plan for future use of certain areas of the land and provide room for development like more subdivision units, roads and drainages, etc.

Offer More Community Services

Community services to maintain the rural landscape and create community gardens for food, commercial use or leisure is a great way to give back to the community. Protecting cultural, historical, and environmental areas is a great way of supporting community education and preservation of cultural treasures. Enhancing your subdivision with rural landscaping enables you to create gardens and fountains within the area, where you can plant protected native plants like cabbage trees or the manuka.

Establish Recreation Areas

Establishing a recreational area is one of the better ways of enticing potential homeowners to buy. A piece of barren land can be turned into a park with rural landscaping, where people can gather, jog, or have picnics. Improving a piece of land by having a nursery or a lake into a fishing area will add more color to your subdivision property.

Preserve The Feel of Their Community and Historical Offerings

Landowners can also preserve the natural feel of their property with rural landscaping by helping preserve historical/cultural artifacts in their land, like Maori carvings or tribal areas. These sculptures enriches the look of your property while helping establish a good relationship with the indigenous community.

All in all, rural landscaping is more than just creating an idyllic, homey look for a community. It’s about establishing harmony with the environment so everyone living within the community; the people, plants, and animals, can have a home and peacefully co-exist with each other. Rural landscaping is about creating a community that thrives by respecting the needs of everyone living in it