Briana Jones
Inspiration for a mid-sized rustic shade courtyard concrete paver garden path for summer.

Design ideas for a traditional landscaping in Atlanta.

©Suzanne MacCrone Rogers
Inspiration for a mediterranean entryway remodel in Miami

Photo of a traditional landscaping in Atlanta.

Matthew Cunningham Landscape Design LLC

Design ideas for a tropical landscaping in Hawaii.

dill flowers
Inspiration for a farmhouse landscaping in New York.

Did I mention greeting your guests at the front door with a large tree in one of our large, rustic pots?
Mountain style patio photo in Boise

This is an example of a mid-sized contemporary partial sun side yard mulch landscaping in Portland for summer.

Inspiration for a contemporary white tile and marble tile marble floor, white floor and double-sink alcove bathtub remodel in San Francisco with flat-panel cabinets, black cabinets, a wall-mount toilet, an undermount sink, marble countertops, a hinged shower door, gray countertops and a built-in vanity

A cold plunge spa designed to mimic a natural trout stream, with an adjacent cobble paver patio. Low maintenance was the key here as well as working with shade from large Valley Oaks; Catherine L Kauer

This is an example of a mid-sized tropical full sun backyard mulch landscaping in Los Angeles.

The challenge for this garden was the side entrance to the house. We needed to make it clear which way to go and make the journey to the front door interesting and welcoming. This meant there had to be something happening in the garden year round. Foliage plays a big role in this garden! The pathways were designed to provide a gracious entrance and be wide enough in some spaces to allow for neighbors to gather outside the home office balcony. The backyard needed to accommodate the trampoline, food gardening, outdoor dining and entertaining. Who knew a trampoline could function as a room divider?! The raised beds are at a comfortable height and depth for easy tending and keeping pets out. The result is the whole family can share the yard yet every function has a zone of it's own. And, you always know what season it is!

photo and landscape: Dave Demers - CYAN Horticulture architecture: Darrell Epp In close collaboration with Darrell Epp, Architect, CYAN Horticulture was invited to maximize use of the very limited space surrounding this newly renovated single-family residence. Perched atop a 75-feet forested ravine and overlooking a protected salmon stream, this low-lying house seems to be floating in the wilderness. On the more exposed side, sunny and connecting to the street, the distinctive silhouette of gingkos and squared-off beeches, mounding lavenders and graphic maiden grasses, play against expanses of raw concrete and accents of reclaimed, century-old barn wood. On the sheltered side, shady and sloping down to the stream, a variety of dark green foliages merge into the surroundings.

Stone steps leading down to recreation area.

Client needed to trim down these overgrown, HUGE ligustrums.
Photo of a huge traditional full sun backyard landscaping in New Orleans.

Reaches 24 to 36 in. tall, 18 in. wide. Full to partial shade. Popular for its hardiness and handsome foliage, this fern makes an excellent groundcover or border edging in shady locations. Stiff, erect dark green shiny fronds of holly-like leaflets with coarsely fringed margins. Adds great texture to container plantings. Evergreen in mild winter climates.