Jorge Cortez
Design ideas for a modern landscaping in Santa Barbara.

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Spring pruning

A low spreading butterfly bush, Lo & Behold® Purple Haze would make a great flowering alternative to traditional ground cover. It's unique horizontal branches produce an abundance of dark purple-blue flowers. These fragrant blooms are continuous from mid-summer to frost and don't produce seed. Deer resistant. Prefers full sun and well-drained soil. No deadheading required. Prune back in late winter/early spring. 24-36" (60-91cm) tall by 36" (91cm) wide. USDA Zone 5.

This project involved complete remodeling of the kitchen, master bath, second floor bath, two fireplaces and more. Our arborist friend, Victoria McCarthy and her team were able to prune and clear underbrush to reveal a stunning view over Simsbury's fields

Red brick path leading to sign and lined with pruned boxwood hedges and asian jasmine.
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A row of jojoba shrubs.
Design ideas for a southwestern landscaping in Phoenix.

Pool fountain - large modern backyard rectangular aboveground pool fountain idea

Team installed artificial turf from Purchase Green, plants from Devil Mountain Nursery, and Drip Irrigation from Siteone.
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Front entrance design and installation.
Design ideas for an asian landscaping in DC Metro.

Sedums are a must have for late season color , the fleshy succulent growth works well in sunny , dry conditions. A variance of color in the pink-rose spectrum adds color to the garden in late summer -fall. They love to be pruned early in May or June to fill out and maintain their stamina without staking. Winter interest is a plus. Ganim's Garden Center LLC

Photo: Rikki Snyder © 2016 Houzz
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Container grown Italian cypress and spiral juniper add interesting visual elements and a grand, ivy-covered wall give the space a geometric, art deco appeal.

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Back patio garden. Walkways aligned with hand pruned Boxwood's. Large flower containers, expansive blooming perennial/annual garden.
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This Digiplexis sports bright, pinkish to reddish-orange, tubular flowers with yellow throats, packed densely on three foot stems. Multiple side branches and sterile blossoms mean a very long bloom time. FEATURES Bloom/Feature Wonderfully long bloom time Plant Type Perennials Evergreen or Deciduous Evergreen USDA Zones 8,9,10,11 Zone Detail Hardy to 10°F USDA zones 8-11 Key Features Bright, reddish-orange, blooms with yellow throats Use Ideal for beds, borders and patio pots; great cut flower Exposure Full sun to part shade Bloom Season Spring to fall Dimension 3' H x spreading (18" W) Growth Rate Fast CARE Water Keep dry until established; avoid overhead irrigation (damages blooms) Soil Type Well-drained, moist garden soil Fertilizer Constantly use a liquid fertilizer with micro nutrients until established Pruning Prune dead and dying growth after bloom season PLANTING INSTRUCTIONS water before planting plant in full sun to part shade dig hole 2X the width of pot, backfill and plant 1”-2” above soil level water and add more soil if needed mulch plants; fertilize in early spring

'Cassian' pennisetum and 'Belleza' gaura put on a big show in late summer.
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