Inspiration for a traditional landscaping in Charlotte for fall.

Inspiration for a traditional landscaping in Charlotte for fall.

This gray rooftop deck, made out of composite deck by decking by Fibron Color in "castle grey," serves as an elegant space for outdoor dining and entertaining. LED lights under the custom lattice privacy fence make it easier to see when dining at night. The planters -- with orange mums, cascading vines and ornamental cabbage, provide pops of color and personality. Barbara Rudolf

Design ideas for a mid-sized craftsman shade backyard concrete paver landscaping in Chicago with a fire pit for spring.

This is the same home as in our summer color featured project but this is how beautiful the same space can look in the "dead" of winter with the correct use of foliage and proper care. Claire Bland

This is an example of a traditional landscaping in Charlotte for fall.

Example of a classic exterior home design in Chicago

Washington DC - Sleek Modern Home - Kitchen Design by #JenniferGilmer and #Meghan4JenniferGilmer in Washington, D.C Photography by Keith Miller Keiana Photography http://www.gilmerkitchens.com/portfolio-2/#

A trio of containers make for a colorful cluster of purples, oranges, and yellows. Even a little bit of pink from the Hydrangeas keeps it looking bright.

Designer Brent Knoll of Knoll Landscape Design Miami Raised Bed Garden Raised Bed Garden with potted tomatoes, beds with peppers, lettuce, herbs, collards, cabbage, broccoli, vegetables

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Inspiration for a mid-sized traditional partial sun backyard mulch vegetable garden landscape in Denver for spring.

The York Garden was all about symmetry. WildRoots redesigned this green space using existing plants, improving the growing conditions by enriching the soil and removing bricks that were buried below the planting surface and adding dwarf spruce and ornamental cabbage.

As summer turns to fall and the temperature and collective mood both shift to “sweater weather,” summer annuals can be replaced with autumn tones and textures. This purple, white, and pink cottage garden was due for a fall refresh.The changeover is both functional and aesthetic: hearty annuals that are built for cooler temps also bring richer, earthier, jewel-toned hues that evoke the feeling of fall. Here we let annual salvia stick around from summer, as its deep blue-purple spires echo the shape of feathery perennial grasses, and will anchor and transition the garden’s color palette into autumn. Magenta spikes of celosia dance in the background, and periwinkle, pink, and violet asters, along with plum mums, electric purple pansies, and dusty blue-purple cabbages form layers of textured color for a charming, cozy cottage look.

Austin Ganim Landscape Design, LLC
Photo of a traditional partial sun front yard landscaping in New York for fall.

Square fiberglass planter with ornamental millet, cabbages and ornamental peppers
Inspiration for a timeless backyard patio container garden remodel in New York

Design & Supply - Astro Design Centre, Ottawa Canada Photo credit: Doublespace Photography. Knowing we wanted to maximize the amount of light and keep the Scandinavian feel, lots of white and blonde woods were used. 6” wide wire-brushed white oak flooring was installed. Farrow & Ball No.2001 Strong White was used on all walls, ceiling and trim. The existing brick fireplace was painted in No.2001 as well to create subtle texture. All interior & exterior doors were then painted out in Farrow & Ball No.31 Railings for a deep inky blue black contrast. The kitchen cabinetry is a combination of natural quarter sawn white oak and matte lacquer maple all done in Astro’s House Brand cabinetry. Simple matte black square knobs complete with back-plate create a crisp graphic quality to warm bright kitchen. The counters are a combination of Caesarstone 1141 Pure White quartz created the low maintenance hardworking surface needed for a young family. Along the stove wall a subtle backsplash was installed. The marble mosaic from Montreal’s very own MUD Tile (sold exclusively via Astro), was used to create depth, elongated hexagon Rock Salt mosaic nods toward the Scandinavian arts and crafts movement. A simple drywall hood fan was used against the mosaic. The fan was painted out in Farrow & Ball’s No.269 Cabbage White to pull the pastel green out of the mosaic.

pinks + hellebore + pansies + lemon cyprus + ornamental cabbages
Photo of an eclectic landscaping in Vancouver.

Jenny Pullar
Photo of a tropical landscaping in Auckland.