Anne Houser

We made this small condo patio space the highlight of this residence with screening shrubs, a water feature, landscape lighting, and a warm inviting patio area. By Scarlett's Landscape, Inc. Photo by James Scolari.

Interior Design: Pamela Pennington Studios. Photo Credit: Eric Zepeda
Inspiration for a contemporary hallway remodel in San Francisco

Example of an island style home design design in San Diego

Elegant bathroom photo in Cincinnati

Design ideas for a contemporary landscaping in Los Angeles.

The house gallery hedge was adorned with Asparagus Aethiopicus; Schefflera arboricola 'Variegata'; Ixoras (varied colors: pink, yellow and white).
Design ideas for a mid-sized tropical full sun front yard stone garden path for summer.

Jeffrey Bale

Sand sagebrush / Artemisia filifolia

Photo of a southwestern landscaping in Phoenix.

Chauncey Freeman- Fifth Season

Bright green foliage contrasts with purple Heucheras and soft sprays of Carex to create a lush tapestry where there was once a mediocre lawn.
This is an example of a rustic shade front yard brick garden path in San Francisco for spring.

This is an example of a traditional landscaping in San Francisco.

Nicholas Gingold
Inspiration for a mediterranean home design remodel in Orange County

Metal Entry Way Gate with Beach Design
Large beach style home design photo in San Diego with a glass front door

Hardy Kiwi or "Kiwi Berry" is hardy to 30 below zero. Eastern Washington worthy. The vine has great fall color-bright yellow and drops its leave cleanly-not like a wet rag as does the fuzzy kiwi. The vine will grow 30+ feet and requires a strong trellis or tree to climb on. The fruit will store 4 to 6 weeks and is best eaten fresh. Very high vitamin C and a great flavor. A Skipley Farm favorite. Photo by Gil Schieber

Inspiration for a mediterranean sunroom remodel in Orlando

In this extensive landscape transformation, Campion Walker took a secluded house nestled above a running stream and turned it into a multi layered masterpiece with five distinct ecological zones. Using an established oak grove as a starting point, the team at Campion Walker sculpted the hillsides into a magnificent wonderland of color, scent and texture. Natural stone, copper, steel, river rock and sustainable Ipe hardwood work in concert with a dynamic mix of California natives, drought tolerant grasses and Mediterranean plants to create a truly breathtaking masterpiece where every detail has been considered, crafted, and reimagined.

Creating a garden in Topanga involved an exciting contextual proposition: how best to achieve a balance between the built environment, the rocky hillside and the surrounding native live oak woodland. Specially selected hardscape consisting of Malibu rock and rough-hewn broken concrete married old with new and provided access and definition. A mixed palette of natives and Mediterranean plants joined garden with existing oaks and toyon trees. The resulting effect is one of a layered experience, a transition from semiformal to natural. A visitor to this garden experiences both the feeling of a residential setting and the beckoning wildland beyond.