As the spring season begins to bloom, we're embracing the spirit of St. Patrick's Day here at Balanced Environments, Inc.! It's the perfect time to celebrate all things green, and what better way to do so than by marveling at the beauty of nature's own verdant creations?
Go Green this St. Patricks Day with BEI!

Balanced Enviroments

March 11, 2024

As the spring season begins to bloom, we’re embracing the spirit of St. Patrick’s Day here at Balanced Environments, Inc.! It’s the perfect time to celebrate all things green, and what better way to do so than by marveling at the beauty of nature’s own verdant creations?

In the heart of the Midwest, we are reminded of the rich palette of green plants and flowers that adorn our surroundings. Even the city of Chicago gets in on the festivities, famously dyeing its river green to honor the occasion. From the emerald leaves of the majestic trees to the delicate petals of green blooms, there’s an abundance of natural wonders to behold.

Join us in celebrating the magic of greenery this St. Patrick’s Day by bringing a touch of nature’s elegance into your own outdoor spaces. Here are some examples of green plants and flowers that can elevate the beauty of your landscape:

  1. Emerald Green Arborvitae: These evergreen shrubs add a touch of sophistication with their lush foliage, providing year-round interest and privacy to your garden.
  2. Green Velvet Boxwood: With its compact growth and vibrant green leaves, this classic shrub is perfect for adding structure and texture to your landscape design.
  3. Hosta ‘Sum and Substance’: Known for its large, bold foliage in shades of chartreuse green, this perennial plant is sure to make a statement in shady garden areas.

Let’s make this St. Patrick’s Day a celebration of green living and the beauty of nature’s bounty. Get in touch with us today to discover how you can transform your outdoor space into a haven of lush greenery.

Wishing you a St. Patrick’s Day filled with joy, luck, and the timeless beauty of nature’s greens!

 

arbovitae

Emerald Green Arbovitae

boxwood

Green Velvet Boxwood

hosta

Hosta

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