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TEA2 Architects
“What type of trees do you have in the front?”
“planter + trees in front yard.”
“door, trees and columns are displayed in perfect alignment, making this space feel settled and secure. The gentle curve in the lawn repeats the eyebrow-shaped gable above the front door; together they lend a softening influence to the geometric space.”
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Alderson Construction
“potted tree”
“inside bamboo tree and pot”
“n palm tree...tree pot”
A. Tate Hilliard, Architect/Builder
“Palm trees awkwardly in front of house blocking any view”
“Palm trees...palm tree”
Kate Jackson Design
“for the tree.”
“like a tree.......Faux tree look...Tree as bunkbed.”
Matthew Cunningham Landscape Design LLC
“white pine trees in Maine. I have seen many gardens mulched with southern yellow pine, and I personally prefer the white pine because it is softer... The only issue is that it is tough to purchase. You almost need to have a local source. Sorry I cannot be of more help. I would do a quick search online”
“ferns, drainage swale of cobblestones,clump paper birch trees”
Huettl Landscape Architecture
“kind of trees are in the right edge of the photo?”
“I live in Texas we don't have trees like that. I think they're a conifer, but not sure.”
“redwood tree...towards tree bed...pine trees...Trees and arbor”
Jeffrey Gordon Smith Landscape Architecture
“FENCE, TREE ETC THEN HANG THINGS FROM WIRES”
“the tall tree's in front of window, stone walkway to porch”
Ann Kearsley Design
“Like the way the plants and trees look.”
“The big trees and the peacefulness”
“mature trees. Great casual feel to the garden.”
“shade trees. This detail creates a natural end point of the perennial garden and can be appreciated from a long distance away. Imagine how the setting would look without this modest focal point, and you'll understand how valuable it is.”
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