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Pam Adams
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Last comment "formal garden with no grass along the sides of the driveway"
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Last comment "formal garden with no grass along the sides of the driveway"
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“get the yard trim so cute”
“my own yard, so that's why I know what it is.”
“design her yard and she has landscape maintenance people to keep it looking perfect!”
“low box edging maintaining formal lines, while creeping Jenny (Lysimachia nummularia) has been used as a lower edging to help soften the edge with the brick paving.”
“Here we see low box edging maintaining formal lines, while creeping Jenny (Lysimachia nummularia) has been used as a lower edging to help soften the edge with the brick paving.”
“lower edging to help soften the edge with the brick paving.”
“low box edging maintaining formal lines, while creeping Jenny (Lysimachia”
“low box edging maintaining formal lines, while creeping Jenny (Lysimachia nummularia) has been used as a lower edging to help soften the edge with the brick paving.”
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AMS Landscape Design Studios, Inc.
“Have you done vanishing edge and pool covers? Can you create a "false edge" or can the vanishing edge be lower than the deck?
This photo gave me an idea of a "false edge" that could be overflowed when the cover is not in use.”
“infintiy edge with rock..if we want to spend the bucks”
“edge of pool for build up”
“So cool! Love the overflow idea”
“Swimming Pool. Loving the infinity edge”
“the zero edge, old flair, and falling into rocks”
“Love the infinity edge. Especially since it seems there isn't a slope in the yard”
Simbiosi
“5 Gravel and Stone Types for a Rockin' Landscape (8 / 8)
General gravel notes:
Buy in bulk or by the yard, rather than by the bag, to save money.
Always inquire about delivery”
“my back yard ideas”
“Awesome landscape idea for my yard”
“Edging along wall-- want less curvy but like the idea”
“by the yard, rather than by the bag, to save money.Always inquire about delivery fees when ordering.Gravels are typically available by bags at home improvement stores and by the bag, yard or ton at landscape supply yards.Consider installing a contractor-grade landscape fabric underneath your gravel area”
Fowler Interiors
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Last comment "Dream come true.. If you need a Realtor call me"
This photo has 1 question
Last comment "Dream come true.. If you need a Realtor call me"
This photo has 1 question
“like flat edge on grass side that is easy to mow over”
“a flat edge piece to make it easier to mow up to the landscaping blocks”
“Like the brick edge on the sidewalk”
“Edging brick Brick can work in a variety of ways. It can be set vertically with or without grout as a mowing strip”
“good way to do the edging so that the beds are raised to prevent grass from entering but yet can cut the grass easily as well”
“as an edging for landscaping too, don't forget to dig a slight trench for them (as in the previous example) to help the plants from spreading underground.”
Rocco Fiore & Sons, Inc
“great edges. need this for dog space at cabin, just not same plants or formality”
“Landscaping and edging of the yard.”
“Large yard, nice plant around edge.”
“brings to mind the idea of outdoor "rooms".”
“The variety of plants in the back yard is beautiful.”
“Front yard...What a Yard!...bamboo edges...Our yard...My yard...back yard...Backyard idea...Feels like my yard”
www.KarlGercens.com
“metal edging between the path and garden. What type of edging was used and how deep does it go? Thank you.”
“cubic yard.
Cost: DG is sold by the bag for around $3 if you simply need to add to or fill in a small area, or by the cubic yard for $35 to $50. One cubic yard (a 3-foot cube) will fill the back of a standard pickup truck.”
“cubic yard.
Cost: DG is sold by the bag for around $3 if you simply need to add to or fill in a small area, or by the cubic yard for $35 to $50. One cubic yard (a 3-foot cube) will fill the back of a standard pickup truck.
Advantages: It's relatively inexpensive and readily available.”
“Decomposed granite for walkways. Fifty bucks a yard. Can stick to shoes.”
“cubic yard.Cost: DG is sold by the bag for around $3 if you simply need to add to or fill in a small area, or by the cubic yard for $35 to $50. One cubic yard (a 3-foot cube) will fill the back of a standard pickup truck.Advantages: It's relatively inexpensive and readily available.Disadvantages: It”
Stewart Land Designs
Added to 9,067 ideabooks
Last comment "flagstone pathway with irregular shaped slate"
This photo has 2 questions
Last comment "flagstone pathway with irregular shaped slate"
This photo has 2 questions
“Path to back yard by side entrance”
“this path idea for the west side of the house below the big windows.”
“Landscapes back and side yards. Flowers lanes along the fence”
“stone edging doubling as way to contain bed; copper lighting”
“Ideas for the outside of my house.”
“cut-stone edging doubling as a way to contain the planting beds on either side. The stone palette complements the brick house and creates an interesting circuit for anyone walking through this garden. Take note of the copper lighting, strategically placed to make this a safe place for anyone walking here”
The Garden Consultants, Inc.
“Great idea for border around trees”
“Front lawn idea = circular driveway”
“Like the brick used as edging”
“When it comes to edging around trees and shrubs, bricks not only keep small rocks away, but they also highlight whatever is growing”
“idea...not sure if too formal but similar to what we are thinking for our drive”
“Brick edging to contain a rock driveway”
“comes to edging around trees and shrubs, bricks not only keep small rocks away, but they also highlight whatever is growing within the border. This may be a good option if you have any ornamental trees that you'd like to draw interest to.”
