Regenesis Ecological Design

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Regenesis Ecological Design

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Woodland

An ecological garden with focus on a diverse community of drought tolerant perennials, highly efficient irrigation components, simplified material pallet and a sense of privacy and intimate spaces woven throughout the site. Key hardscape features include boulders, stacked stone retaining wall and herringbone brick pathway with ledger course.

Project Year: 2015

Country: United States

Zip Code: 97520

Reclaimed red clay brick pathway through a perennial water-wise garden.

Brick Pathway in Waterwise Garden

Granite boulders, mulch and perennials improve hillside stabilization. Brick pathway leads through the garden and past a basalt retaining wall.

Boulder-lined Hillside

Large boulders interspersed with diverse perennials create a low maintenance and drought tolerant woodland hillside garden.

Woodland

Boulders + Perennial Grasses + Lavender angustifola (English Lavender).

Boulders and Lavender

Recycled brick pathway along stacked locally quarried basalt stone wall system, placed granite boulders, and drought tolerant landscaping.

Woodland

Stacked stone retaining wall and herringbone brick patterned pathway with ledger course.

Herringbone Brick Patterned Pathway w/ Ledger Course

Stacked locally quarried black basalt stone wall system for hillside stabilization and recycled brick pathway leads through native landscaping.

Stacked Stone Retaining Wall + Brick Pathway

Recycled brick pavers, stacked locally quarried basalt stone wall system, placed granite boulders, and drought tolerant landscaping.

Brick Pathway and Basalt Retaining Wall

Recycled brick pathway with herringbone pattern, bark mulch, and granite boulders.

Brick Pathway

Recycled brick pathway with herringbone pattern.

Brick Pathway Edge

Persimmon fruit tree.

Persimmon

Stacked locally quarried basalt stone wall system stabilizes the hillside.

Woodland

Stacked locally quarried basalt stone wall system, placed granite boulders, and drought tolerant landscaping work together to stabilize the hillside.

Retaining Wall and Planted Slope