Wish List

I like covering the pier foundation with vegetation rather than that flimsy drape like material they usually use

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This is it

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Very interesting. I wonder how manageable it is

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Nice sense of community

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This is just heavenly! I love the narrow grass and I am not a big fan of grass. Again, I'm thinking expensive and possibly high maintenance and those two are big no nos

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I like the pathway to the house although admittedly every time I see stone, brick or wood on the floor I think "expensive"

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Love this idea

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This is a nice balance of gravel and greens

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Those small trees that poke out of the gravel are nice

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Gravel Driveway for parking cars. By the way I don't want the cars in the same area as the living space.

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Bird house would be perfect for the property.

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Moss is kind of an interesting grass alternative.

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Again I like the isolated areas of plants and the rocky floor

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I don't like grass. Grass is for cows. We don't have cows. I'm liking gravel more with plants in isolated areas.

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I love a fireplace idea and like that it's surrounded by gravel. No fire hazard

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Order and openness at the same time there are places for intimacy

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Order and symmetry.

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Nice and orderly. It feel manageable and that everything has its place.

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This is it. I can imagine this for the lot. A mix of gravel and isolated areas of green and manageable plants compartmentalized.

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I actually hate this. I thought it might be worth mentioning. Things that look like you have to manage them every 3 or so days feels like bad design. I prefer gravel over stone blocks with grass.

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Again order and cleanliness but it's also the space and how walking through you might interact with people.

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Order and edge. I like when things have a place to belong and are ordered. I can't imagine how they cut the grass though...

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I honestly don't know. Maybe the gravel and the idea of relaxing in that social area. I think it's the tree stumps as well!

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