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Perhaps one of the trickiest things is planting a large planter with the appropriate amount of plants so that it doesn’t look too crowded or too sparse. When you first put your plants in the pot there should be soil showing in between the different plants. This ensures that the plants and their roots have enough space to grow. If everything is full from day one everything will start to tangle together, stumping growth. Over packing plants into a planter will also increase the risk for poor plant growth and disease.
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Complete front yard landscape remodel with distinguished flowerbeds, sod, and low-maintenance curb xeriscape.
Photo of a landscaping in Austin.
Photo of a landscaping in Austin.

TRIMMED ALL HEDGES, PUT IT BRICK EDGING, PLANTED FLOWERS, PUT IN MULCH, AND CREATED TREE RINGS

A custom patio surrounded by easy maintenance shade plants.
Evergreen shrubs are balanced with a variety of colorful annuals, perennials and small trees to make this new landscape attractive and easy to maintain. The narrow side yard was transformed from wasted space to a lush conduit to the backyard flagstone patio. Natural river rock swales were created to better manage irrigation drainage and create visual interest. Hardy shade tolerant perennials and color surround the back patio, creating a lush and private retreat.
Jeff Christian, The C2 Group

Beautiful tropical plants are perfect for the Houston region. Plants installed by Texas Green Gardens Corp., Spring, TX
Photo of a coastal landscaping in Houston.
Photo of a coastal landscaping in Houston.

Front yard Flowerbed Makeover AFTER
Photo of a mid-sized traditional full sun front yard stone formal garden in Oklahoma City.
Photo of a mid-sized traditional full sun front yard stone formal garden in Oklahoma City.

This is an example of a contemporary landscaping in Dallas.

Seasonal color, perennials and river rocks are combined to create and easy-to-maintain front landscape.
Jeff Christian, The C2 Group
Inspiration for a traditional partial sun side yard gravel garden path in Dallas for spring.
Inspiration for a traditional partial sun side yard gravel garden path in Dallas for spring.

Seasonal color, perennials and river rocks are combined to create and easy-to-maintain front landscape.
Jeff Christian, The C2 Group
Design ideas for a traditional partial sun side yard gravel garden path in Dallas for spring.
Design ideas for a traditional partial sun side yard gravel garden path in Dallas for spring.

Mulching your landscape beds will give them a finished look, plus helps with water retention and suppresses weeds.
Jeff Christian, The C2 Group
This is an example of a traditional partial sun side yard gravel garden path in Dallas for spring.
This is an example of a traditional partial sun side yard gravel garden path in Dallas for spring.

We designed this pool house, raised beds, and flowerbeds for a large private residence in Port Jefferson, New York. The re-design included paver stone retaining walls to replace some dilapidated wooden lattice structures. We did a complete overhaul on all the plantings, as well as designing the aesthetics of the pool house and outdoor shower. We also recommended replacing all the brick around the pool area with bluestone, which really brightens the space and looks much more polished. Replacing the chain-link fence around the pool area with aluminum fencing adds to the more high-end and inviting feel of the space. See more of our projects at www.amberfreda.com.

Tropical bird of paradise flowerbeds are perfect for the sunny, humid and warm climate of the Houston area. Texas Green Gardens Corp., Spring, TX
Inspiration for a coastal full sun landscaping in Houston.
Inspiration for a coastal full sun landscaping in Houston.

Camacho Land Design, LLC
Design ideas for a contemporary landscaping in Oklahoma City.
Design ideas for a contemporary landscaping in Oklahoma City.
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