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Randy Thueme Design Inc. - Landscape Architecture
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Last comment "gentle path through trees and grasses leads to a sitting spot."
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Last comment "gentle path through trees and grasses leads to a sitting spot."
This photo has 1 question
“path through the trees to the front pond - beautiful!”
“Mulch path with wall/seating at end.”
“outdoor path - natural wooded area”
“Path idea for our spare site”
“the path material; the rusticity with some sense of definition”
“Trees lining the path to a peaceful retreat”
“entle path through trees and grasses leads to a sitting spot.”
“path from meditation area to overlook”
“down this path or already sitting at the end, reading a Jane Austen novel. Have a great garden path already? Upload a photo to your profile and share it with us! Or keep strolling through the latest collection of beautiful garden paths.”
“If you are impatient for a beautiful path, you have options! One”
“mulch path, with 100 percent recycled content, is über-inviting. Strong geometry executed with relaxed materials provides the best of all worlds: a direct path between points A and B and an invitation to linger.”
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Jeffrey Gordon Smith Landscape Architecture
“is the path material and size?”
“It is a Path down this Slope”
“path that runs thru yard-all 3 sides”
“I like the idea of a path dividing the planting - don't know if my hillside is too steep for this?”
“GRAVEL PATH WIDE ENOUGH FOR LAWN TRACTOR AND TRAILER TO GO UP THE HILL.”
“Winding gravel path on a slope”
“gravel path good way to save money”
Home & Garden Design, Atlanta - Danna Cain, ASLA
“gravel path was created along my normal route so no one had to retrain me. I love that the slate nuggets don't get stuck between my toes and Mom's really happy now that I don't drag mud into the house! ... Bailey the dog.
Photo by Danna Cain”
“Add some paths. Dogs love to prowl and patrol, so paths to explore are as much fun for them as they are for people.”
“like the path and flowers/bushes on side”
“paths through the yard to walk”
“Add some paths. Dogs love to prowl and patrol, so paths”
“we added lots of paths and our dog instinctively uses them...”
“Dog friendly outdoors include paths, water, shade and things to explore”
“Paths are good for dogs to explore”
“a path for the dog is something I hadn't thought about”
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Zeterre Landscape Architecture
“love the big trees love the flagstone path.”
“add ferns to area around path”
“Woodland garden path”
“Beautiful meandering path”
“meandering path through the trees”
“Love the flagstone path in”
“Stone path...Pretty path...forest path...Path in woods...wooded path...Walking path...tree path...Path to pool...The path...Path to hottub...Great path...of the path?”
THOMAS KYLE: Landscape Designer
“shady garden with pea gravel path”
“path that leads to side gate”
“great path for the dogs to wander”
“the curving path and how private the space feels”
“beautiful yard, trees, paths, grass, plants”
“6. Add some paths. Dogs love to prowl and patrol, so paths to explore are as much fun for them as they are for people.”
“winding paths are one of the most charming”
“create a path with a satisfying underfoot crunch. Just make sure that you lay porous, draining polypropylene underneath the stone and edge it with brick, steel or large stones to keep your stones from migrating.Make your own gravel pathway”
KG DESIGNS
“gravel path directs the visitor through the woodland garden located at the back and back side of the house.
It is planted with drifts of Erie and Chindo Viburnumns, Oak leaf Hyrangeas, Astilbe, Ferns, Hostas.A row of hollies was added to block the view to the son's home.
Photo credit: ROGER FOLEY”
“Liriope and gravel for path to lake?”
“path to the lake from the house?”
“garden paths. Create neat edges, fill in gravel paths with fresh gravel and replace or reposition broken stepping stones.Check irrigation systems and hoses. Turn on the irrigation system and take a walk through your yard to make sure everything is working properly. Make adjustments and repairs as needed”
Matthew Cunningham Landscape Design LLC
“garden path in Montana. Would it have any effect on the natural landscape to use something like this? How long would this last, and is it quite slippery? My path has a slight grade down, and I know pine needles can be sleek. Do they blow out of alignment quite easily? Or are they just as "fixed" as”
“like the definition of the path and”
“like flat path next to stream”
“Perhaps pavers on the outside with a mulch path?”
“alongside a path. The path has been dug out on one side to create a raised area and then back filled with large pebbles.”
“Beautiful winding path through the woods.”
“Like - raised path next to dry riverbed”
“of the path is a hard-to-ignore interior focal point. Layered textures provide interest, even though this is a landscape with mostly foliage. Generous in its gifts, this garden beckons visitors to enter — and remain in its presence.”
Exteriorscapes llc
“Curved path creates desire to explore around corner”
“Here's another path you just have to follow.The key is to create a strong visual pull down the path without”
“woodland stone path, moss, ferns, and birch trees”
“Good depth of stones for foot placement, blends with surroundings yet clearly visible, smooth tops. Excellent path idea. Meandering path to front door or path to chicken coop/ vegetable garden?”
“Here's another path you just have to follow.The key is to create a strong visual pull down the path without revealing its destination.
Don't have a big garden? Simply curve the”
“curved path with single stone steps”
“another path you just have to follow.The key is to create a strong visual pull down the path without revealing its destination. Don't have a big garden? Simply curve the path beyond view to draw the eye down the path and create the illusion that there's more garden to be discovered around the bend.”
