The home previously had a massive, difficult to maintain pond that was 4-6' deep and a danger to the owners young grandkids.

The idea of this planting scheme is to use light tones with plants that hold some winter time interest or texture.

The key feature was the creation of this waterfall feature where we made our stones and assembled them in place to create a multi tiered water feature that emptied into a hidden reservoir at the base. The dry streambed carried the illusion of water across the west side of the house. It also acts...

Plantings are growing in and filling the sloped beds that run toward the dry stream bed.

Several twisted pines were on the property and we protected them as we worked so they could blend their character into the overall look.

Simple cut flagstone pavers set into the buffalograss lawn.

This gives you a sense of the height and seed shapes of a buffalograss lawn.

Water spilling toward their covered patio and wall of windows.

Don't you just want to drop into that swing with a great book and cool drink? We rebuilt the deck to make it safer for everyone.

These rocks are hollow and pieced together from a variety of molds we use. You see some panels that were mixed, poured, and dried in the background.