Pool and sun deck with garden back drop. Photo by Charles Mayer
Inspiration for a large timeless backyard stone and rectangular natural hot tub remodel in Boston

Calamagrostis acutiflora 'Karl Foerster,' Hydrangea paniculata 'Limelight,' and Astilbe chinensis 'Purpurkerze' soften the stone garage wall. Westhauser Photography

Add large artwork on canvas to give a pop of color and life to a space.
Inspiration for a living room remodel in New York

This shallow covered porch offers another opportunity to add art and plant life. The stunning hydrangeas offer many cuttings for inside floral arrangements.

Nick McCullough
This is an example of a transitional full sun backyard gravel vegetable garden landscape in Columbus.

Bobo hydrangea is extremely floriferous, and blooms reliably every year, even in cold areas like USDA zone 3.
Photo of a small eclectic partial sun landscaping in Chicago.

A few garden hydrangeas tucked in a shady corner provide cut flowers for the house. Rhonda Harper Photography
Photo of a small eclectic shade backyard landscaping in Dallas for summer.

On the throne of our plant palette sits royal "Snow Queen" Oakleaf Hydrangea! She does well as an understory planting in the shade, boasts beautiful white blooms throughout the Summer and displays gorgeous glowing red Autumn color. Contact us today for fresh ideas and inspiration! Serving Central New Jersey for 32 years. 908.904.9446 #caliperfarms #hydrangea #landscapedesign #landscaping #hardscaping #gardening #montgomerynj #bellemeadnj #princetonnj #hopewellnj #penningtonnj #skillmannj #outdoorliving

View down to the pool and spa from the driveway level.
Design ideas for a mid-sized traditional full sun backyard stone retaining wall landscape in Boston.

This is an example of a mid-sized rustic backyard stone landscaping in Milwaukee.

A few well placed shrubs create a healthy barrier between bedrooms and a busy street.
This is an example of a mid-sized traditional partial sun courtyard stone formal garden in Chicago for summer.

Photo by Barbara Wilson Landscape Architect, LLC A small residential, seaside property located on Fairfield Beach, Fairfield was renovated by the new owners and adapted for their active family. Barbara was the landscape architect in charge of all of the landscape elements upgrades. She designed new bluestone curving paths to access the front and side doors and designed new landscape lighting to enhance the walks. The existing trees were saved and she designed new shade and salt-tolerant plantings which were added to provide seasonal color and interest while respecting the existing plantings. Along the beach front additional native beach grasses were added to stabilize the dunes while removing some invasive plantings. This work will be phased over the next few years in an effort to keep the sand stable. Beach roses were incorporated into a hollow in the dunes. A small lawn area was renovated and the surrounding Black Pines pruned to provide a small play area and respite from the sun. Beautiful reblooming hydrangeas line the edge of the gravel driveway. Rounded beach stones were used instead of mulch in the island planting along the edge of the adjacent road planted with Miscanthus, Mugo pine and yucca. Barbara designed a custom kayak rack, custom garbage enclosure, a new layout of the existing wooden deck to facilitate access to the side doors, and detailed how to renovate the front door into only an emergency access with new railings and steps. She coordinating obtaining bids and then supervised the installation of all elements for the new landscape the project. The interiors were designed by Jack Montgomery Design of Greenwich, CT and NYC . Tree work was completed by Bartlett Tree Experts. Freddy’s Landscape Company of Fairfield, CT installed the new plantings, installed all the new masonry work and provides landscape maintenance services. JT Low Voltage and Electric installed the landscape lighting.

Free-flowing lawn lines are parallel a basalt boulder rocker and hand-fitted curbstone squares and rec's retaining wall. A large existing Japanese Maple provides the overhead plane while the blooms of Hydrangea, Rudbekia and Dianthus draw you through this garden space. Photography by: Joe Hollowell

Pool - large coastal backyard stone and rectangular lap pool idea in Boston

Our La Cañada studio designed this lovely home, keeping with the fun, cheerful personalities of the homeowner. The entry runner from Annie Selke is the perfect introduction to the house and its playful palette, adding a welcoming appeal. In the dining room, a beautiful, iconic Schumacher wallpaper was one of our happy finishes whose vines and garden colors begged for more vibrant colors to complement it. So we added bold green color to the trims, doors, and windows, enhancing the playful appeal. In the family room, we used a soft palette with pale blue, soft grays, and warm corals, reminiscent of pastel house palettes and crisp white trim that reflects the turquoise waters and white sandy beaches of Bermuda! The formal living room looks elegant and sophisticated, with beautiful furniture in soft blue and pastel green. The curtains nicely complement the space, and the gorgeous wooden center table anchors the space beautifully. In the kitchen, we added a custom-built, happy blue island that sits beneath the house’s namesake fabric, Hydrangea Heaven. ---Project designed by Courtney Thomas Design in La Cañada. Serving Pasadena, Glendale, Monrovia, San Marino, Sierra Madre, South Pasadena, and Altadena. For more about Courtney Thomas Design, see here: https://www.courtneythomasdesign.com/ To learn more about this project, see here: https://www.courtneythomasdesign.com/portfolio/elegant-family-home-la-canada/

Beautiful Hydrangea tree is a focal point of this front landscaping in addition to evergreen cypress, boxwoods and Allium.
Photo of a traditional landscaping in Chicago.

#Hydrangeas: Don’t let them get too dry or the flowers will turn brown too soon. Most hydrangeas will give at least 6 weeks of beautiful blooms providing they get enough water. Leaves can recover from drought, but the flowers won’t. Happy Fall! www.hensleygardens.ca

The Endless Summer hydrangeas overflow the stone wall we built...We designed this mortared retaiining wall and built it. Subsurface drainage (cultecs) were also installed. photo by Jan Johnsen

A backyard foundation planting using white Hydrangea.
Design ideas for a small traditional partial sun backyard landscaping in New York for summer.