Landscaping

Rock incline, stone steps

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covered Patio with skylights, making much more usable space

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how we'd like to 'live/feel' at ground level

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offset 3 tiers ending under cedar?

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The variation of materials used here is the epitome of what we love. A tapestry of soft form, texture, curated color … and design that encourages meaningful conversation. A space that feels safe to get passed surface chit-chat.

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PINK DOGWOOD.

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I love the variety of foliage color and texture, moving the eye along the path; and the shade plants

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Kind of yard 'mood' board I would love to see in planning

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the kind of "luxurious bird bath" feature I mentioned. Unpretentious water structure.

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Wow. a bit too formal, but almost all the check boxes: Boardwalk, Raised bed, variety of texture, vertical element, unexpected sitting spot; mix of wood, green, color. Although the lines are a bit harsh, needs softer transitions.

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Love this different approach to terracing. Love creative solutions that don't replay the same old elements that any big landscapers can do, like same old same old manufactured stone scallop retaining walls, etc.

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I love the "pier-feel" of this boardwalk, adding a beach vibe to the garden. I want the place to feel like you could see a lake or shore in the distance even though it's not there.

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LOVE - all the color without an annual bloom in sight. And, the use of bright variegated groundcover that brings highlight and an "s" curve through the landscape.

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PLS design for REUSING/Repurposing a lot of the river rock we have where it would make more sense (NOT where we have to walk all the time) but where water needs to be funneled to drainage etc.

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Xtra small pond idea isn't out of the question .. would love more of a luxurious bird bath of sorts, with a solar floating fountainhead (yep, it's a thing now)

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Love the open but covered, not blocking all light concept, THIS! but on a smaller simpler scale

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Bench Nook surrounded by green, and the round bench itself! Easy to clean brick floor.

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'Firepit' areas that feel like a room and can add privacy, also, the soft edges of the paver/grass border

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Multitasking - half shed - half greenhouse! Great shape.

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New Englandish cottage by the sea/lake feel

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Structure that is functional, beautiful, and property enhancing. Gardens that are productive and visually pleasing enough to mill about at a party

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Stone beds that don't allow room for ants to make nests in the 'grout' areas.

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high raised beds in corner format, easily rake-able path, trellis

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LOVE the use of stone hardscape raised beds. More permanent functional beds that don't have to be torn down and rebuilt every few years but can be used for veg or flora.

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Green fence with color. NEED a kind that only hovers at 4-5 feet and doesn't spread much passed 4 ft.

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Variegated 6-12 ft h x 4-7 ft w part Shade

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Love. 15-25 ft Part Sun

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15-20 ft Part Sun (4 hr min)

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8-12 h x 6-8 w Part Shade drought tolerant

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Possibly where climber is? 6-8 h, 4-5 w Vanilla Strawberry Hydrangea isn't finicky, so you don't have to worry about annoying upkeep. And it's one of the hardiest hydrangeas available. This plant simply wants to soak up the sun and show off its stunning beauty - no pruning, no fertilizing

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weeping Redbud

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Leaves have wavy shape, turn purple in fall. Possible to Bonsai this variety Sun to Part 15-25 ft

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The shallow root system of the Kousa makes it a perfect tree to plant near homes without fear of the roots damaging any structures. 20-25 ft hw

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