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The Lawnless Frontier

A compacted, baking field of weeds surrenders to lushness on Railroad Avenue in Boulder Creek. Rushes and a meandering path evoke a relaxed riparian environment similar to the San Lorenzo River, so close by this property. Artifacts bring in the old, logging town feel.

In the back yard, the outdoor living areas are modern and clean, with lots of room to move around.

Project Year: 2010

Project Cost: $150,001 - $200,000

Country: United States

Zip Code: 95006

Sit a spell, and don't forget to smell the [Ceanothus]. This yard is growing madly!

Ceanothus Welcomes You!

A trip to a seldom used carport under the redwoods meanders like a stream, past the palm, native rushes, boulders, and sages.

Front Yard Tropical Transition Out of the Redwoods

Eclectic Victorin Balanced by Peaceful Rushes and Stone

Rushes and Driftwood Artifact With Stone

Warm wooden walls reflect afternoon sun. Meyer Lemon, Deer Grass, and (volunteer) Mullein soak it up.

Meyer Lemon, Deer Grass, Mullein

California natives and climate appropriate plants keep it wild and old world, around the perimeter of this ample concrete outdoor living space. Looking forward to the grill.

Keeping Used Spaces Broad and Clean

California natives and climate appropriate plants keep it wild and old world, around the perimeter of this ample concrete outdoor living space. Looking forward to the grill.

Driftwood Artifact Detail, Grapes Coming Soon

Boulder flanking patio serves as a seat to pause and check Snapchat before actually engaging with the physical world. California natives and climate appropriate plants keep it wild and old around the perimeter of the concrete patio.

Boulder Detail Keeps It Current