Manicured lawn, edged gravel drive and maintained plantings at a shingled Hamptons estate, landscape maintenance by Creative Design Landscapes.
This is an example of a modern landscaping in New York.

MaryAnn Thesing
Inspiration for an eclectic home design remodel in Cleveland

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Design ideas for a large landscaping in Phoenix.

Inspiration for a mid-sized traditional partial sun backyard mulch landscaping in New York.

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This is the ever evolving garden at Larkspur Design. We are always “editing” the space. Why? Because as our plants grow and evolve, sometimes they need to be moved, replaced, pruned, divided…. Gardens always have so much to teach us! We aim to provide habitat for birds and frogs, by incorporating a water source, nesting habitat, and shrubs that produce berries for foraging. Build it and they will come!

MaryAnn Thesing
Example of an eclectic home design design in Cleveland

This is the ever evolving garden at Larkspur Design. We are always “editing” the space. Why? Because as our plants grow and evolve, sometimes they need to be moved, replaced, pruned, divided…. Gardens always have so much to teach us! We aim to provide habitat for birds and frogs, by incorporating a water source, nesting habitat, and shrubs that produce berries for foraging. Build it and they will come!

MaryAnn Thesing
Inspiration for an eclectic home design remodel in Cleveland

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Shin-boku Nursery
This is an example of an asian landscaping in Manchester.

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Photo of an eclectic landscaping in Cleveland.

The entrance gate to the garden is made of Port Orford cedar. Layered cedar shingles compose the roof of the gate, and the ridge is capped with traditional Japanese ceramic tiles. The design motif of the gate doors was hand carved by Sakaguchi-san. In traditional Japanese construction, finish is never applied to the cedar, and the wood ages over time to a silver gray. In this photo, taken a few years after construction, one can see this process beginning to take place.

This is an example of a small traditional full sun backyard landscaping in New York.

An existing Arbor had aged Wisteria vines that were pulling down the structure. The vines were removed and trimmed before tying them back into the Arbor. The structure was secured and irrigation was relocated so as not to spray on the wood.The existing overhead trees were pruned and opened up to allow more light into the area. A Bluestone chip path was added to create more of a "room".