Design ideas for a mid-sized traditional full sun front yard mulch formal garden in Providence.

north coast design and build, nick rosa
Inspiration for an eclectic exterior home remodel in San Diego

Completed the Summer/Fall of 2020, this Ross, CA back landscape was re-imagined to remove the leaking pool and replace the water-thirsty/tired lawn. The result is a beautiful landscape with more usable and functional areas for outdoor living and enjoyment. Filled with an abundance of diverse, lower-water plants and enhancements. A feast for the eyes and senses for the homeowners to enjoy throughout the seasons, that also welcomes the birds, bees and butterflies. We replaced and expanded the patio outside the home's sliding doors to provide more space for dining and entertaining. Full-range bluestone was selected for its warm and cool tones for the patio, stairs and the long curvaceous pathway that leads to a smaller patio. Shaded by the majestic oak tree, this patio at the back of the property is another welcoming destination for peaceful relaxation. It is boarded by a stone seat wall constructed with "Rocky Mountain Gold Glacier" natural stone that provides additional seating, functionality and compliments the bluestone beautifully. "Granitecrete" (a material similar to Decomposed Granite) was chosen as the surface for other pathways and a small area designed to include a bench and a curved trellis with a lowering vine. It also surrounds the dramatic tall planters with Kumquat trees, and the stately water feature. A variety of Mediterranean plants and grasses fill the garden with movement texture and fragrance, designed in shades of green, gray, purple and white. A low-water Kurapia ground surrounds the main pathway pavers. More photos to come the Spring of 2021 when the plants fill in more abundant.

This is an example of a mid-sized tropical partial sun front yard brick garden path in Miami for summer.

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Design ideas for a mid-sized traditional full sun backyard stone retaining wall landscape in Wichita.

Iris ensata - Blue / Purple and White Japanese Iris - late spring / early summer flowering perennial
This is an example of a partial sun landscaping in Bridgeport for spring.

Natural Water features demand more than a typical landscape pond. Yes we have to know our science, but for streams and creeks to appear real, we have to understand more than ecology and hydrology, we need to have worn out a closet of hiking boots to gain the artistic eye to create reality. Most people can actually sense when something looks natural, yet they cannot express why it is so. Our observations over 25 years lets us consciously see each detail that results in that natural feel.

Emily Followill
Transitional bedroom photo in Atlanta

Senecio mandralicae in the foreground, Acacia cultriformis shrub background. Billy Goodnick
Design ideas for a mid-sized mediterranean full sun hillside landscaping in Santa Barbara for spring.

M. ERBS Staff
Photo of an eclectic landscaping in New York.

Inspiration for an eclectic powder room remodel in Charlotte

Garden entry with Gaura lindheimeri contrasted against Phormium Black Adder. Photo by Katrina Coombs
Inspiration for a contemporary landscaping in Los Angeles.

Pamela Bateman Garden Design
Photo of a traditional landscaping in Sacramento.

In this extensive landscape transformation, Campion Walker took a secluded house nestled above a running stream and turned it into a multi layered masterpiece with five distinct ecological zones. Using an established oak grove as a starting point, the team at Campion Walker sculpted the hillsides into a magnificent wonderland of color, scent and texture. Natural stone, copper, steel, river rock and sustainable Ipe hardwood work in concert with a dynamic mix of California natives, drought tolerant grasses and Mediterranean plants to create a truly breathtaking masterpiece where every detail has been considered, crafted, and reimagined.

Ravenscourt Landscaping & Design LLC
Inspiration for a contemporary landscaping in Houston.

This is an example of a small traditional full sun backyard landscaping in New York.

All we want to do is open the door to this home, light a fire and curl up on the couch until the moon comes up. View the fill tour on our site here: http://hmpl.sh/Seattle_Home Photographer: Dorothee Brand