Regenesis Ecological Design

Home Improvement Professionals , Landscape Contractors
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Regenesis Ecological Design
6 Reviews

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Project Year: 2017
Country: United States
Zip Code: 97520
A modern deck creates an access way from the front yard, back yard, and a heavily-used side entrance.
Side Entrance Deck
The deck looks out to a open patio and perennial garden. A large Silver Maple, Western Red Cedar, and Birch tree shade the patio in the afternoon.
Overlook to Backyard Patio + Gardens
A wide, right-angle stairway leads from the cedar deck to the flagstone patio.
Right Angle Staircase
Wooden handrails and tensioned cable provide safety and security for this raised cedar deck.
Tensioned Wire Deck Railing
A steel-edged gravel pathway splits away from the flagstone patio, meandering through a garden of northwest natives.
Garden Pathway + Patio
Late summer blooms from Salvia nemorosa (Meadow Sage)
Meadow Sage with Fescue
Large slabs of flagstone are fit tightly together at the edge of the patio, leaving an open gravel space in the middle for bocce ball and work projects.
Rustic Flagstone + Gravel Patio
Cedar garden bed filled with orange Zinnias.
Raised Garden Boxes
Big Leaf Basil and other herbs enjoy well-drained soil in this raised cedar garden bed.
Vegetable + Herb Garden
A bee dining on the purple flowers of Salvia nemorosa (Meadow Sage).
Salvia Nemorosa
Steel-lined crushed gravel pathway surrounded by Achillea (Yarrow), Helictotrichon (Blue Oat Grass), Lavandula (Lavender), and Salvia (mixed Sages).
Gravel Garden Pathway
A canopy of Birch, Crabapple, Maple, and Fir reduces late afternoon heat and creates a great growing environment for many flower varieties.
Dappled Shade Garden
At the back of the property, a gravel path exists the vibrant garden to the street.
Back Yard Access Path