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Deck and Patio Company "Outdoor Living Experts"Each spill rock along this second backyard stream was carefully positioned to depict the most natural water movement. The stream flows down and over a 2-foot-by-2-foot-wide moss rock waterfall and cascades into a 10-foot-by-15-foot pond. It looks like it has always been there, part of the natural environment. www.deckandpatio.com
Ken Linsteadt ArchitectsDesign ideas for a mediterranean partial sun mulch landscaping in San Francisco.
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Energized SurroundingsDesign ideas for a mid-sized traditional partial sun backyard pond in Toronto for summer.
Earthwise Horticultural ServicesThis landscape design created a backyard oasis featuring a custom built pergola, water feature functioning stream bed, retaining wall, pavers, and a fire pit. The large natural stone slab acts as a bridge over the flowing water of the stream bed.
CFLD Landscape DesignThis agave highlights the black pebble "stream" behind. The pea gravel adds additional texture to the design.
Photo of a modern gravel landscaping in San Francisco.
Photo of a modern gravel landscaping in San Francisco.
Winland's Complete Landscaping ServiceImprovising; our staff created a small stream and bubblers with natural stone, gravel and two metal pots. After the area was soften with hens & chicks, water loving perennials and sun loving plants.
Totem Studio ArchitectsOverlooking the Wairarapa Stream, the convex form of this family home for six drifts alongside, then curves away from the water’s edge. The inside spaces flow through the open living areas linking to the covered deck for the family and their guests.
Totem Studio ArchitectsOverlooking the Wairarapa Stream, the convex form of this family home for six drifts alongside, then curves away from the water’s edge. The inside spaces flow through the open living areas linking to the covered deck for the family and their guests.
Totem Studio ArchitectsOverlooking the Wairarapa Stream, the convex form of this family home for six drifts alongside, then curves away from the water’s edge. The inside spaces flow through the open living areas linking to the covered deck for the family and their guests.
John Stadelman - Landscape DesignerWe used a dry stream and bridge to set this front entrance apart from others. Tumbled pavers were used for the sidewalk. Large blocks of weathered limestone were placed next to the sidewalk to be used as benches.
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