A look back at the driveway and brick archway highlights the more intimate nature of the courtyard. A bench tucked away provides a calm space to relax and gather oneself. Photo Credit- Roger Foley

Old Carolina Brick is a popular choice of edging for premier landscapes between a plant bed and lawn for a strong showcase within the property. As you can see here, a Sailor Course is elevated from grade and the Stretcher Course is used as a lawn border for aesthetics purposes but also to keep a clean, neat look of the lawn.

A quiet garden moment: stone steps pass through soft, lavender-toned blooms toward a bench, encouraging pause and appreciation of the planting.

Design by The Sharper Cut Landscapes. The walkway was constructed using Belgard Hardscapes Holland Stone in Roman blend with a Charcoal border. New shaped flower beds and foundation plantings include dark knight caryopteris; Bronze and red begonias; varigated liriope; weeping snow cherry tree; green velvet boxwoods; endless summer hydrangeas and drift red roses.

A close view of the gate approach shows how floral planting “loosens” the existing framework, adding softness and color near the entry.
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Low shrubs like boxwood screen the window well in front of the house. A custom-designed wrought iron railing provides safety and complements Tudor style architecture. Clay pavers provide an elegant accent around the asphalt driveway. Mike Crews Photography

A beautiful mixed perennial border that includes a pool, fiedstone seating wall and outdoor kitchen in this Connecticut backyard retreat
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Fence border of lilacs, hydrangea, and climbing Mandeville (seasonally). Boxwood flank gates and a Crepe myrtle softens the corner.
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Burlstone step Treads and Stepping stones with mondo joints and borders, Hydrangea. Not shown are two menorah shaped Pear trees, a host of flowering plants and specimen trees

An image provided by the client directly inspired the tree-lined driveway that leads to a sandblasted concrete motor court. Both drive and court are bordered by reclaimed natural granite cobblestones imported from Belgium. Photo by John Carlson.

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New Venetian Gold Granite counters, New Venetian Gold Granite counters, Porcelain under-mount sink, Ceramic tile floor in Salerno-SL81 broken joint pattern, Killim Beige, Mocha Maple custom cut cabinets, Walk-in shower with glass door decorative ceramic tile surround with glass accent pieces.

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New reblooming hydrangeas added to existing shrub border along edge of dining patio to compliment existing azaleas.
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Mixed shrub and perennial borders with intense colors and foliage varieties.
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