Best Tree Uplighting Services in Palm Beach County

Imagine owning oil paintings by the old master hanging on your living room walls. It may be a turner seascape or perhaps a titian portrait. In the daytime, it lights the room, but when night comes, it fades in the background to become a part of your furniture. You only have to shine some light onto it. Doing this will give it light; restoring its fascination and presence.

A few people are quite fortunate to own a portrait of the old master, but many of them own at least a large shrub or tree in their gardens. Like the turner seascape or titian portrait inside the living room, the large shrub or tree is a big presence in your garden, shaping the whole landscape and keeping your eyes on the target. Its source of delight is changing light through subtly plays of branches, barks, and leaves. At dusk, this disappears and it seems shameful and an opportunity that is lost. Since large shrubs and trees are by nature candidates of night lighting, their size gives them a realistic presence, and height adds dramatic dimensions to their schemes of lighting, which is restricted to the level of the ground, will feel quite flat.

Shrubs and trees come in different sizes and shapes, therefore, it is fortunate to note that there are many ways of carrying out tree uplighting. The most obvious and simplest way is to use the spike-mounted spotlights. You push spikes to the garden soil to fit them in place, and then point spotlights up to the tree, and the job is complete. This light fitting is available at Palm Beach Landscape Design and Hardscape Pros at all times. You can get it in LED or twelve-volt dichroic halogen lamps. LEDs will not have enough output of light to illuminate big trees; therefore, you will require halogen to cope up with smaller or medium-sized shrubs.