Elegant porch photo in DC Metro

When you have a house for sale, improving something on the exterior is a very beneficial idea. In this case, our client asked us to improve their exterior by cutting their bushes and mulching their beds.

Photo of a traditional landscaping in Albuquerque.

I just love lighting stucco and stone homes. The sense of contrast and blending of Architecture makes this already stunning home look STELLAR at night! The key here is also light balance upon the home and with mature plantings surrounding the front foundation it was accepted that I could perform aesthetic pruning and corrective pruning on the plant materials for more optimal light placement and positioning. Couldn't wait for it to first get dark then the fun began of finish pointing int the dark. Clients so thrilled turned the backyard loose on me to light too! See more on our site www.OutdoorLightingDesign.com

Open skies. Colonial home with expansive planting borders and large lawns for play. Traditional planting of mixed trees, shrubs, and perennials for seasonal interests. Layered planting of hedges, shrubs, and perennials.

Precise edging and deep black mulch installation around trees for a clean, elegant finish. This project improved soil protection and enhanced curb appeal with a sharp, professional look.

Formal plantings are used, but the pruning technique kept natural to soften the amount of stone used. A custom wrought iron gate provides access to the auto courtyard. A water feature adds a pleasant relaxing sound.

Patio - traditional patio idea in DC Metro

The sloping portion of the yard was planted with low growing drought tolerant shrubs that need no pruning. This is a few weeks after installation.
This is an example of a mid-sized traditional drought-tolerant and full sun front yard landscaping in San Diego for spring.

Heather (Calluna vulgaris) makes a romantic sweeping ground cover of purple-pink. Heather plants are finicky; they require rich and acidic soil, full sun, excellent drainage and annual pruning to look their best. Plant them alongside a walkway, as a creeping ground cover bordering a woodland garden or in drifts on a hillside for a dramatic effect.

I just love lighting stucco and stone homes. The sense of contrast and blending of Architecture makes this already stunning home look STELLAR at night! The key here is also light balance upon the home and with mature plantings surrounding the front foundation it was accepted that I could perform aesthetic pruning and corrective pruning on the plant materials for more optimal light placement and positioning. Couldn't wait for it to first get dark then the fun began of finish pointing int the dark. Clients so thrilled turned the backyard loose on me to light too! See more on our site www.OutdoorLightingDesign.com

For anyone interested in new garden areas, foundation beds, etc. we can help guide you through the process of selecting the best material to match your wishes.

Inspiration for a modern landscaping in Manchester.