Landscape

this is in Hingham, by Papich Landscape

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i dunno, but we might have a bunch of these on hand after sledgehammering the FP. . . .

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these look like cheap pavers, split to leave edge rough, and stacked. (Check out this whole simple garden.)

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yowza!

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again with the gabion.

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no mowing here, brother.

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fella can dream. (What ARE these grasses??)

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No-Mow Red Fescue, baby!

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Carex pansa

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well, lavender works

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dig the combo platter: BF concrete wall with I-beam steel columns supporting shade made of rope-stretched sailcloth on rusting rebar frame--all of it forming bench with rustic table on a concrete pad with pebble-filled expansion joints. Yowzah.

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trellis with robust vine action

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yowza.

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NO. Hate this sort of motif w/plant mounds dotted amidst mulch.

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Mexican feather grass (reseeds freely), not sure if suits our zone

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"moss slurry" to grow under deck outside guest br window?

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thyme as groundcover--"quite tough" and good in low-traffic areas of yard, supposedly

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and of course this. (See project for how they replaced lawn with natural landscape.)

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and this.

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THIS.

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view of same prject front yard

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revisit this project e.g. drought-tolerant lawnless landscape

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concrete pricing in commentary

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steel, natch.

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