This space is reserved for the children to have a get away area, hidden from the rest of the landscape to think and be quiet.

A quiet oasis masking sounds of the neighborhood. A special place to feel you have gone on a mini vacation

A welcoming entrance that invites the visitor to sit down and enjoy before ringing the doorbell.

Planting Fall Mums between spaces in perennial beds will ensure lasting color and most will return again for next Fall.

Accenting a walkway with pebble screening

Stonework by Hirsch, Brick and Stone

Miniature Hosta and Sedum are planted in a geometric pattern to soften the extensive stone work surrounding, yet in keeping with the formal lines.

Juncus reed grass and New Guinea impatiens

Blue Stone Select, Eden Stone and Flagstone

Re use of existing Flagstone present on site

New Front Door Staircase with paint stained wood and composite landing and treads.

All new deck to bring the level down to the backyard. Paint stained wood throughout except for the composite landings and treads.

After all the large Oaks were trimmed and shaped into their glory, a heavy planting was installed to create privacy for the homeowner.

This long walkway had a difficult time supporting any plant material because overgrown trees shaded this path. The trellis and Climbing Hydrangea breakup the linear line, helping the viewer to slow down and enjoy.

A joined side yard garden to be enjoyed by two close neighbors.

The owner's wish list specified low maintenance, drought tolerant and colorful. The dry bed creek and built mounds help create a feeling of water and movement in an area that has little rainfall. This is one year after installation. Fabric cloth was installed underneath, along with a watering...