Louisiana landscaping

Creating a captivating Louisiana landscape is about embracing the unique climate and vibrant culture with these Louisiana Landscaping Ideas. Picture lush greenery, from magnolias to cypress trees, that thrive in the humid subtropical environment. Imagine winding paths adorned with native plants like azaleas and camellias, providing bursts of color. Don’t forget to add comfortable outdoor seating areas, perfect for enjoying the warm Southern evenings.

(11//17/17) The evergreen sweetbay magnolia reliably retains its foliage during winter,

Inspired by Louisiana's rich history, diverse ecosystems, and beautiful natural surroundings, these garden design ideas will transform your space.

Landscaping gives your yard a polished look by adding practical elements such as paths and helps you solve problems such as poor drainage. No matter the size and shape of your yard, this is where you can find all landscaping ideas and strategies you'll need.

The three plants selected as Super Plants for 2016 bring the total number of plants in the program since it started five years ago to 35.

Caroline Williams is sharing photos from her Louisiana garden today. We’ve visited her garden before, so start here—Relax in the Garden—if you want to see her garden in other seasons. […]

Southern Living Idea Houses are the pinnacle of Southern home inspiration. Here you can shop the looks you love and take a room-by-room tour.

When the weather is nice, I spend sooo much time right here in this space…. On my back porch at my cottage home. It’s truly the place that brings me peace and respite. Read more here!

Many gardeners in Louisiana face unique challenges because of the state’s high humidity. A great way to beat this problem is by planting perennials. These plants come back every year, and they tolerate Louisiana’s hot temperatures very well. Usually, choosing perennials means that you will have fewer problems with pests and insects. Many excellent choices will grow throughout the states, regardless if you live in growing zone 8 or 9.

Sunny days are still ahead. Ryan McKnight of McKnight Landscape Architects gives the tricks of the trade when it comes to landscaping in south Louisiana.