Give Contrast to Your Seasonal Plants With a Concrete Patio!
Have you ever dreamed of a beautiful backyard in your home? If you have, then the next best thing that you could do is to build a concrete patio. This can be very helpful especially if you want to enjoy all of the natural beauty outside and bring it inside your home. It will also be great for entertaining guests at your place, as well as for relaxing and just enjoying life with family and friends! However, there are some things that you need to consider before doing so. Here’s how you can utilize your seasonal plants when building a backyard concrete patio:
Maximize Sunlight for Your Outdoor Space
When planning your outdoor space, it’s important to maximize the amount of sunlight you have available. You’ll want to choose plants that will thrive in the amount of light your backyard receives and consider adding some shade-providing elements if necessary. possible, try to orientate your patio towards the south side of your home so that it receives direct sunlight throughout most parts of each day. This will ensure that all plants receive enough light at least sometime during their growing season
Lay Out a Unique Edging
Edging is the line of stones, bricks, or other material that separates your patio from the rest of the yard. It should be at least as wide as your patio and can be any length you like. If you want to keep it level with the ground, use concrete edging. Otherwise, choose something else that fits in with your outdoor decorating scheme and plants.
Coat With Acid Stains
Once you’ve laid the concrete, it’s time to add some color. A great way to do this is with acid stains, which are easy to apply and maintain. They won’t fade in the sun, so your patio will look great for years to come. Coat the entire surface of your patio with an acid stain in whatever shade you prefer!
If you need a backyard concrete patio that will compliment your seasonal plants here in Tacoma, WA, you may contact DLC Concrete LLC for professional concrete services. To book an appointment, call us at (253) 270-0111 today!