This is an example of a mediterranean landscaping in Seattle.

Bold herb garden. Photography by: Shelly Tallack Caporossi
Photo of a transitional landscaping in Portland Maine.

A bee is getting nectar from Flowering Chives Bonnie D Loubier
Photo of a farmhouse landscaping in Portland Maine.

Design ideas for a traditional landscaping in Boston.

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Grace Design Associates
Design ideas for a traditional landscaping in Santa Barbara.

Redbud tree will eventually create more structure in this formerly flat lawn
Inspiration for a farmhouse backyard landscaping.

Irene Kalina-Jones
Photo of a modern landscaping in New York.

Mark Grgurovic
Inspiration for a modern home design remodel in Boston

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Design ideas for a transitional landscaping in Boston.

David Morello
Inspiration for a traditional landscaping in Houston.

Photo of a farmhouse landscaping in Salt Lake City.

Watkins Nurseries 2012
Inspiration for a traditional landscaping in Richmond.

A wild flower bed in bloom in a Warwick NY back yard.
Photo of a mid-sized farmhouse partial sun backyard landscaping in New York.

The property is pastoral in character with rolling, gentle hills and mountain views. Large scale planting design and installation had to bridge the gap between formal / natural and cultivated / wild. This was done by creating an illusion of effortlessness in the garden with balance of structure and softness as well as formality and naturalized forms that are always present yet change throughout the year. Plant material contributes a visual interest through foliage, stems, blooms and fruit. A large pond was built and in order to improve the water quality a bio-filter was installed. Hardworking emergent plants and edge species filter the water as well as integrate the pond into the landscape. Plant material was selected for aesthetic qualities as well as wildlife food and habitat, particularly for songbirds and pollinators.

This is an example of a large rustic partial sun backyard concrete paver formal garden in Minneapolis for summer.

We kept the flower color to white to play with the birch trunks and house color. Foliage color primarily lies within a shallow range of greens with some chartreuse to brighten the darker areas. Photo credit Kelli Yon