Midwest Landscaping

The Midwest is the largest of the United States regions and can be separated into two parts. The northern half of the Midwest is made up of Minnesota, Iowa, Montana, North Dakota, South Dakota, Nebraska, and Wisconsin. The southern half is made up of Colorado, Arkansas, Kansas, Illinois, Mississippi, Louisiana, New Mexico, Missouri, Texas, and Oklahoma. Both the northern and southern halves of the Midwest are prone to dry spells and high winds. Landscapers employ conservational techniques to conserve energy while beautifying the landscape. Shrewd placement of foliage can protect homes from extremes of weather. Trees and shrubs can ameliorate the effects of harsh winds and sun, saving you money on heating and cooling costs