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Design: DSDG Architects
Build: Tandem Construction
Photos: ©2016 ramsay photography
This is an example of a modern landscaping in Tampa.
This is an example of a modern landscaping in Tampa.

The starting point for this design was the exterior color of the house. Year round interest, and low maintenance were two other client requests. The photos were taken when the garden was 3 years old. Photos by Anna Kullgren, Optic Verve
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Photos and work done by Greener House Cleaning (Jennifer Everett) of Phoenix, AZ 85020, a one-person green cleaning service/provider.

Photos by Saffron Russell
Design ideas for a huge rustic hillside formal garden in West Midlands.
Design ideas for a huge rustic hillside formal garden in West Midlands.

Photo Credit: Marco Merchan
Inspiration for an asian landscaping in New York.
Inspiration for an asian landscaping in New York.

Drinking fountain in hand crafted concrete to mimic rustic tree stump
Photo of a mediterranean landscaping in Orange County.
Photo of a mediterranean landscaping in Orange County.

Nature One, Inc.
Inspiration for a large front yard landscaping in Birmingham.
Inspiration for a large front yard landscaping in Birmingham.

夜間設営作業
東京のど真ん中、丸の内のビジネス街ですから昼間の大規模作業は出来ず・・・
pm10:00から朝までの間で作業を完了させなければなりませんでした。
(夜間設営2日、昼作業1日)
Construction in the middle of the night
In the middle of Tokyo, because it is the business center of Marunouchi, construction during the day was impossible.
From 10pm until the next morning we could work.
(Two nights and 1 day.)

Designer Brent Knoll
Knoll Landscape Design Miami
Bamboo Retreat/Landscape Design
Brent and his bamboo
Example of an island style home design design in Miami
Example of an island style home design design in Miami

Life is brought back to the historic C&O Canal.
In 2010, a blizzard devastated the 60-year-old Mulberry trees lining the historic Tow Path of the C&O Canal in Georgetown. D. A. Dunlevy was brought in to repair the damage and restore the beauty of this popular site. The challenge of finding a native species of tree that was also mature enough to have considerable height was met through a collaboration with the property owner and the National Park Service. Locally-sourced river birch, standing 30-40 feet tall, were brought in and planted, providing a fast return to the stately stretch of trail. A custom water feature and specialty plantings were also installed in the courtyard to add a peaceful place for taking in the views.
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