Plan-it Earth Design

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Plan-it Earth Design
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New Construction

Project Year: 2015
Project Cost: $10,001 - $25,000
Country: United States
A flagstone landing is a jumping off point to explore your surroundings
Rustic Retreat
Circulation flows around this Coral Bark Japanese Maple. Conifers will provide privacy as they grow.
Rustic Retreat
River rock suggests the movement of water as it provides a place for stormwater to collect
A River Runs Through it
An open format with plenty of circulation and a place to sit make this new entry comfortable, beautiful and functional
Entry Garden
Plenty of room to get out of the car and bring your packages to the front door
Entry Garden
A curving gravel path provides an interesting entry from the street. Basalt curbing defines the edge of the roadway
Entry Garden
This backyard garden draws people and wildlife alike with flowers, fragrance and the sound of water. The rain garden collects storm water from the roof and the many paths provide many views and functional access.
English Strolling Garden
Water from the covered porch flows along the copper rain chain into the river rock stream bed that crosses under the path on its way to the rain garden beyond.
Covered Deck with Rain Chain to Rain Garden
Phase One (right side) was installed 1 year before photo. Left side installed in Fall. Photo taken the following spring. Fountain on the right has not yet been activated for the season.
Strolling Garden
Formerly lawn, this texturally interesting pathway leads you around down the hill to the front yard. It allows for drainage and doesn't need water, but provides focal points along the journey
Curving Path on a Sloping Site
Formerly lawn, this texturally interesting pathway leads you around down the hill to the front yard. It allows for drainage and doesn't need water, but provides focal points along the journey
Details along the Path
A spot to rest your eye along the winding path. Also viewed from the upper deck
Tsukubai Focal Point