The unique domed Berry Bowl is the terminus of the garden's central pathway. Robert Benson Photography
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kelsey Schweikert Bisordi
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Your family can spend their weekend relaxing pool side without worry about troublesome lawn care! Synthetic lawns stay green! Cutting a third of yard care maintenance has never been easier. No more watering, no more mowing or buying patch seed! Artificial turf is a great solution for pets too!

Private yet inviting entryway into tropical landscaped lush garden
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Photographer: Michael Skott
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Katrina L. Coombs Newly planted Dymondia grass in place of turf. Mid Century home updated with edible garden.
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Sunlight dances on the bluestone and the chaise lounges. Landscape design by John Algozzini.
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This delightfully private patio sits under expansive tree canopy in the front garden. Wrapped in dense, native foliage it is full of fragrance and wildlife. Natural stone with decomposed granite joints allows water to sink into the soil to feed the surrounding foliage. The homeowners enjoy taking their coffee and lunch under the vintage chandelier.