Colorful snapdragons looking beautiful for spring.
This is an example of a traditional front yard stone garden path in Houston for spring.

Example of a transitional bathroom design in San Diego

Farmer-florist Mary Schaefbauer of Sonnenblume Flowers in Brainerd, Minn., used flowers from her fields as well as foraged greenery to design this whimsical scene. Florals include: Rudbeckia, zinnia, marigold, cosmos, snapdragon, bunny tail grass; and goldenrod, tansy, jerusalem artichoke from the ditches and meadows.

A previously empty kitchen nook space now serves as a chic storage and bar area. Combined with a happy apple green wall color creates an inviting and interesting vibe.

Photo: Margot Hartford © 2016 Houzz
Exterior home photo in San Francisco

This is an example of a large full sun backyard formal garden in Denver.

Collected decor in a bright, modern dining room with custom furnishings. This dining room decor exudes eclectic elegance. An antique marionette figure standing on an Asian inspired hand-painted black pedestal is set against soft ivory drapery. The whitewashed dining table introduces modern simplicity, paired with a velvet armchair that exudes subtle luxury. A collection of brass vases filled with pink snapdragons and soft blooms add romance and old-world character to the tabletop in this transitional style dining room design.

A picturesque display of springtime flowers enhances this garden's charm.
Photo of a small traditional partial sun stone formal garden in Santa Barbara for spring.

Design ideas for a mid-sized traditional landscaping in Minneapolis.

Dining room - cottage dining room idea in New York

Farmer-Florist Jessica Broyles of Starry Fields Farm harvested 100% of the botanicals from her Southern Kentucky farm for this charming arrangement, including: David Austin Roses, agrostemma, snapdragons, nigella, white dill, honeysuckle vine, Iceland poppy, anemone, bells of Ireland, ranunculus, bachelor button. Starry Fields Farm Photograph

This is an example of a landscaping in New York.

Design ideas for a traditional landscaping in New Orleans.

A compact border in a private pool garden packs hot colors in a hot area of the garden. Zinnias, snapdragons, annual Rudbeckia and dahlias are combined with herbs, lettuce, tomatoes, peppers to create a mixed edible border in a tight space.

A rain chain feeds a flowerbed of vibrant Island Snapdragon. Behind the al fresco dining area, an IdealMow meadow provides a soft protective boundary. Photos: Orly Olivier

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Design ideas for a traditional landscaping in Houston.

Example of a 1960s kids' room design in Tampa

A compact border in a private pool garden packs hot colors in a hot area of the garden. Zinnias, snapdragons, annual Rudbeckia and dahlias are combined with herbs, lettuce, tomatoes, peppers to create a mixed edible border in a tight space.

Red-plumed celosia bursts out between slabs of outcropping stone. Lighting along the steps aids nighttime navigation down to the lake. Photo by Terra Jenkins & Kirsten Gentry.