Smoke Bush with stone photo 2017
Inspiration for a huge traditional front yard landscaping in Boise.

Caldwell Pink antique rose, Potato vine, English ivy, Gold Bougainvillea David Morello
This is an example of a traditional landscaping in Houston.

Elegant nursery photo in Calgary

Jolly Good™ is covered in light purple flowers with magenta undertones all summer long. Despite being a vigorous grower, Jolly Good™ maintains a compact size and is perfect on fences or trellises.

Pool - large traditional backyard full sun pool idea in Orange County

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Inspiration for a traditional landscaping in Boston.

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

Inspiration for a traditional landscaping in New York.

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.

Silver Encelia farinosa, California Brittle Brush, breaks out in daisy-like buttercup blooms with darker yellow centers in spring. Photos: Orly Olivier

Design ideas for a large full sun backyard formal garden.

Design ideas for a mid-sized southwestern partial sun backyard stone water fountain landscape in Phoenix.

Design ideas for a coastal landscaping in Orange County.

cool-season annuals David Morello
Design ideas for a traditional landscaping in Houston.

Prunus mume 'Peggy Clarke' Japanese apricot - NYBG
Inspiration for a landscaping in New York for spring.

In 2019, California's hills and deserts were filled with poppy and lupine as a result of a banner rain year. Millions headed out to the hills to capture the beauty. We can make it much easier on ourselves! It is entirely possible to have a super bloom in our home gardens every year. Location: Wildlife Garden | Authentic Foothills Garden at the Sierra Madre City Hall Photo: Lesly Hall Photography

Our homeowner was looking for a garden that she could entertain in, but that was also safe for her young grandson. We built a patio cover for dining, a lounging area with a gas burning firepit, and created a sandy beach play area complete with shells, pebbles, and a hummingbird water spout for making sand castles. Newly planted, these plants still need to grown in. We used pea gravel for the main area, natural washed concrete for the pathways, and Mexican beach pebbles between the concrete pads.