This native landscape was the setting for a natural area strolling garden using all native plants and a gravel pathway.

This natural lawn got alot of traffic and could never be maintained to look great so we replaced it with synthetic turf.

JSL Landscape was hired by Kimpton Hotels to redesign their landscape at Amara Resort in Sedona. Clearly the landscape was lacking pizazz.

Replacing the crew cut pruned junipers was necessary and replaced with more accents

The overgrown Rosemary hanging over a delapitated rail road tie retaining wall was replaced with Celtik Wall concrete blocks and the driveway was redone with pavers. Belgard Dublin Cobble

pic of concrete driveway about to be torn out. Concrete cracks over time.

This shows a compacted aggregate base ready for sand and then the pavers for the driveway replacement.

Here is the finished driveway using Belgard Dublin Cobble pavers.

Unfortuantely, we were forced to install a pool fence within the existing perimeter wall as required by the Homeowners Association.

Before the pool, firepit and bbq island and paver patios was installed.

A sitting area was created to view a new water feature and pond

Natural stone waterfeatures using Red Rock is very popular in Sedona.

The entire landscape was removed and replaced in this extensive remodel in Sedona AZ.

A precast concrete was was built along with a low retaining seat wall to create an expansive courtyard using Belgard Arbel pavers and contemporary waterfeature shwon the right background.

New pavers, a raised lounge area, dish rock fountain (center) allow the view and golf course beyond to be featured.

A low key fountain such as this basalt dish rock does not compete for attention with the red rock views in this golf course lot.

Red rock firepit, basalt dish rock fountain in center and raised lounge patio in background make full use of this backyard overlooking a golf course.

Before pic showing a rather ho hum backyard.

If you had a view like this you would also invest in your backyard landscape so you could enjoy being outside.

The solution was to create a raised planter that served as a seatwall. The raised planter allowed the plants to be taller, affording more immediate privacy and a sense of separate from the golf course.