Back Country Rock Company

04/17/2026

Back Country Rock is offering Spring Cleaning Gift Certificates for Mothers Day Special! Certificate will include first mow / rake, blow out garden and beds, debris disposal bags for the first 2 bags (additional bags are available for $3.25/bag), for $175.00, regular rate is $210.00. Limited spots are available.

04/11/2026

Yay! With good weather comes yard work!! We have a variety of options to keep your yard stunning this summer season! We also offer spring clean up!

03/14/2026

Coming soon, Cut and Come Again Salad Bowl Gardens...

03/13/2026

Dandelions may not be the best curb appeal but did you know that they are in your yard for a reason? Like most things in nature, they have a job to do, they are known as an "indicator plant". They let you know when your soil is too compact, and naturally aerate your yard. the roots reach deep to draw calcium up to the surface ultimately replenishing the topsoil. They will go away in time...

It also is the first food source for pollinators in the spring, their seeds are a source of food for certain birds, and are known for its medicinal and culinary qualities....

03/06/2026

Spring garden cleaning and supporting pollinators and Biodiversity....

Instead of spring cleanup this year, consider using this time to observe some of the returning and resident invertebrate wildlife.

03/05/2026

Shaded or partially shaded areas in a landscape can be transformed into productive, edible "foodscapes" by selecting plants that thrive in, or even prefer, lower light conditions. These spots often provide a cooler environment, preventing leafy greens from bolting and keeping vegetables tender.

03/04/2026

Designing an edible garden space involves balancing functionality with aesthetic appeal, often referred to as "foodscaping".

Core Principles of Foodscaping

Aesthetics + Utility: Choosing plants that are both visually appealing and productive.

Integration: Planting vegetables, herbs, and fruit trees directly into existing flower beds, borders, or even front yards.

Biodiversity: Mixing different species helps deter pests and attract beneficial insects.

Sustainability: Reduces "food miles" by growing food at home and promotes organic practices.

03/03/2026

A creeping thyme lawn is a low-maintenance, drought-tolerant, and fragrant alternative to grass, ideal for sunny, dry areas. It forms a soft, evergreen mat with purple or white flowers that attract pollinators. While it handles light foot traffic, it is best for smaller, low-traffic, or decorative lawn spaces. For higher traffic areas it looks fabulous between pavers or rock pathways...

03/02/2026

Have a small area? Edible landscaping reimagines traditional gardening by blending ornamental beauty with the practicality of growing food. Ideal for small spaces, this approach maximizes functionality without compromising style. Imagine a backyard, balcony, or patio overflowing with vibrant greens, colorful fruits, and fragrant herbs. Not only does edible landscaping enhance your property’s curb appeal, but it also supports biodiversity, reduces your carbon footprint, and offers the satisfaction of harvesting homegrown produce. With the right techniques and tools, even a compact space can flourish into a productive, eco-friendly oasis.

03/01/2026

Spring is on its way, it is a good time to get those garden oasis plans rolling!