Ecotopes

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Ecotopes
3 Reviews

jester (1,2014)

Restructuring the front landscape for this west Austin home begins with reestablishing contour in the ground plane as a setting for native plants.
jester (1,2014)
Paths from crushed granite provide easy walking access through these hillocks, capped by buffalo grass.
jester (1,2014)
The change in grade from gravel path to the tops of grassy knolls is channeling natural grooves once cut by erosion on this very hill top hundreds of years before.
jester (1,2014)
This set of granite paths, honeycomb boulders and gravel water flows provides the setting for native plants like 4-nerve daisy, zexmenia, wine cup, and twisted-leaf yucca.
jester (1,2014)
Tucked under the shade of the larger trees, is habitat for possumhaw holly, agarita, Texas buckeye, turk's cap, and dwarf palmetto.
jester (1,2014)
Creating this new wrinked terrain from a flat pre-existing plane provided a canvas for dramatic contours + imaginative water courses.
jester (1,2014)
The project opened up the shady ridge top, which was previously choked-off with denser shrubs. The dry creek provides an open seam connecting the street side landscape to the rest of the project site.
jester (1,2014)
While this type of "lawn" is largely a contradiction to the norm, this homeowner is reporting a great deal more interest in these parts of the landscape than before.
jester (1,2014)
The buffalo grass is co-planted with larger native grass specimens, in this case Lindheimer muhly, to mimic more natural conditions.
jester (1,2014)
Before
Project setting before the project.
jester (1,2014)
Before
Project setting before the project.
jester (1,2014)
jester (1,2014)