A suburban home in mid-town Fort Collins gained a lot of curb appeal with colorful perennials and a small water feature. These perennials are low maintenance and drought tolerant and with a small amount of turf, this landscape is very water conservation friendly. The large quantity of perennials used in this landscape creates a big impact in a small space.

Who wouldn't want to invite friends over when your landscape looks like this!! What a homy feel you get when you walk in your front door!
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A beautiful garden pathway is accented by flowers, synthetic lawn, stepping pads, and arbor.
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A Red Admiral Butterfly atop Magnus Coneflower. Austin Ganim Landscape Design, LLC
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Stephen R. in York, PA wanted to add some light and color to his dull, outdated kitchen. We removed a soffit and added new custom DeWils cabinetry in a Jaurez Flower painted finish with glaze. A Cambria quartz countertop was installed in Linwood. A neutral tile backsplash was added to complete the look. What a bright and cheery place to spend time with family and friends! Elliot Quintin

Early 1900's corner house in the city with owners wishing to maintain friendly over the fence conversations with neighbors. The existing waist high fence was rebuilt and a show stopping Cornus Venus Dogwood was propsed to anchor the corner. Wispy perennials and shrubs to attract pollinators and grasses tall enough to provide that touch of privacy that creates a boundary.

Interior design by Heather Garrett Interior Design. Photography by John Bessler.
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The front of the house relates to the homes in the area. It features a covered porch that brings the scale down. The detailing is traditional in proportion and shape while the color, materials and details are more modern. The windows have divided lites that acknowledge the traditional double hung windows, typical of a farmhouse. However, these are casement windows for maximum tightness/efficiency. http://www.kipnisarch.com Photo Credit:Scott Bell Photography

This unique lantern is made from a reclaimed steel drum, filled with Lilac and illuminated underneath giving the appearance of fireflies in the summer evening. This rustic piece makes a charming home accent that's perfect for an outdoor gathering with friends and family.

Salvia leucantha "Midnight'/Mexican bush sage. This front garden with low-water Mediterranean plants in shades of green replaced a thisty lawn and beautifully complements the transitional style home. New concrete pavers provide a clear, attractive entry as well as “landing spots” along the the driveway.

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This mid-century home now has a beautiful backyard for entertaining lots of friends and family.
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Photo: Carolyn Reyes Photography © 2017 Houzz
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Fireball in the garden Oyster Pond is one of Falmouth's treasured natural resources adjacent to Vineyard Sound on Cape Cod. The owners commissioned two pieces, a 40" Fireball and a Screen Play. The Blue Heron Bliss Fireball captures the magnificent life of Oyster Pond – herons, dragonflies, lotus flowers, frogs and lily pads. The Fireball sits comfortably on the front lawn, punctuating the abundant garden of limelight hydrangeas and beautiful purple and yellow flowers. Just steps from the water and the main house, the imagery of this Fireball connects family and friends to this magical place.

Grand plantings create a private gathering place for friends and family. When our clients expressed a wish for an extended outdoor living space that provided privacy and a place for family and friends to gather, they brought in D. A. Dunlevy to install the final design vision. The home was bookended by two cleared lots awaiting new construction, so creating a secluded feel was very important to the homeowners. We used larger plantings to give an immediate privacy screen, interspersed with a wide variety of other plants, flowers, and shrubs, as well as a gorgeous Japanese maple. The crew also installed stone retaining walls, flagstone patios, and a pool that sits serenely among the botanical design, creating a reflective oasis of beauty.

This custom rug was specially designed for this home. The flowers in this design were inspired by winter blooming Camellias in Sarah’s garden. Photo by Steven Dewall

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