Lantana, ornamental grasses, salvia and shrub roses are easy to maintain and look lush through most of the year here in North Texas. Large stones and river rocks are placed among the plants as a contrast in textures. A stone border keeps the berm neat and tidy.

Backyard privacy berm incorporating river boulders.
Design ideas for a traditional landscaping in Kansas City.

Yorkville Hill Landscaping, Inc.
Inspiration for a mid-sized traditional full sun backyard mulch landscaping in Chicago for summer.

Landscape berm in the fall. Landforms Inc.

We designed and installed a retaining wall on this sloped circular driveway island. The kidney shape echoes the curve at the top of the driveway. A Kwanzan Cherry and a variety of evergreens were installed to give this home elegant curb appeal.

Inspiration for a traditional landscaping in Chicago.

Large suburban front yard with a low berm, heavily planted to provide privacy and noise buffer from busy street. A colorful mix of conifer and deciduous, with perennials/grasses mixed in.

Large suburban front yard with a low berm, heavily planted to provide privacy and noise buffer from busy street. A colorful mix of conifer and deciduous, with perennials/grasses mixed in.

Lantana, ornamental grasses, salvia and shrub roses are easy to maintain and look lush through most of the year here in North Texas. Large stones and river rocks are placed among the plants as a contrast in textures.

Yorkville Hill Landscaping, Inc.
Inspiration for a mid-sized traditional full sun backyard mulch landscaping in Chicago for summer.

Design ideas for a traditional landscaping in Nashville.

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Design ideas for a large craftsman full sun front yard landscaping in San Francisco.

The before photo of what we started with before the incredible transformation.
Photo of a traditional full sun front yard driveway in Dallas for summer.

After site was mowed and gravel put down. Before soil was brought in for berm & before landscaping & paver patio was installed.

Here we can see the full effect of the gradual slope of the berm. This berm is only in its first year of growth. As it ages, the root systems will become deeper and will allow the eco-lawn to grow long and flop over creating a different texture from the lawn. Eco-lawn only needs to be cut once a year, or as often as you would like!

Lantana, ornamental grasses, salvia and shrub roses are easy to maintain and look lush through most of the year here in North Texas. Large stones and river rocks are placed among the plants as a contrast in textures.

Photo of a huge contemporary hillside stone formal garden in Calgary.