Contemporary gray one-story clapboard house exterior idea in San Francisco with a shed roof

Inspiration for a contemporary landscaping in Denver.

This is an example of a large traditional partial sun backyard mulch landscaping in Columbus.

Example of a huge trendy backyard deck design in Philadelphia with a pergola

Leger Wanaselja Architecture
Eclectic kitchen photo in San Francisco

Garden 31 in La Canada Flintridge
Photo of a landscaping in Los Angeles.

AFTER PHOTO Scott & Catherine Buley, HTT&T, High Tech Turf & Trees, LandscapeMakeover.biz, Rain Garden Nursery.. This AFTER PHOTO Months later this is how the plantings "grew in" to finish the look we all wanted. The propane fire pit here has a cover over. Everyone was particularly happy with the effect the river rock creek to the left created, as the rock "flowed down" the hill and gently dispersed throughout the Bitter-Root slate. It is all firmly embedded in the the slate, and even into the bank-side stone bench. Much like it would have naturally been had it existed in the area. Much of the large stone was found here, but surprisingly little of the smaller stone we brought in.

Large transitional backyard concrete paver and rectangular pool landscaping photo in Richmond

Barbara Hilty, APLD
Photo of a large transitional shade backyard stone water fountain landscape in Portland for spring.

Crape Myrtle Towns across the South dedicate tours and festivals to crape myrtles. When the heat is on, they put on their best flower show. Known for their abundant blooms, crape myrtles are one of the most identifiable trees in our local landscapes. You'll find a wide variety of flower colors available, as well as plant sizes. But it's not just the flowers that make this small tree distinctive - it's bark puts on an equally impressive show. Crape myrtles need a full sun location in order to stay healthy and flower well. Plants in too much shade will grow thin, weak, and have persistent problems with sooty mold and pests. Be sure to check the mature size of the crape myrtle variety you select. You can find plants that grow as small as 1.5 feet...all the way up to 40 feet! Right plant, right place. Choose a crape myrtle that will fit the space you choose.

Standard Grade Thickness: ½” minimum to 7/8” maximum Width: Random widths from 6” minimum to 48” maximum Length: 13”, 18”, or 26”. Custom sizing available Certified Kiln Dried and Heat Sterilized Precision Squared for Ease in Installation FSC Controlled Wood or FSC 100% Pure Cradle to Cradle Gold CM Certified for exterior use Automatic Full LEED Point Qualifier ASTM E-84 -05 Class B Fire Rating Meets California VOC Emission Standards No Minimum Order Required

New front yard landscape with terraced stone walls, boulders, plantings and concrete walkway
Design ideas for a small modern full sun front yard retaining wall landscape in San Francisco for summer.

Acer griseum (Paperbark Maple) is a slow growing, small tree (matures to approx. 15' wide by 30' tall) with colorful fall foliage and cinnamon peeling bark. Ruth Consoli Design

Mark Billian, Design Build Vermont
Inspiration for a mid-sized modern kitchen remodel in Burlington

Photo: Alexandra Crafton © 2017 Houzz
Elegant exterior home photo in Boston

Installed Artificial Turf in the concrete gaps, 3/8" Desert Gold Granite, Shrubs, a 2 x 12 ft retaining wall around the tree, 90/10 Delta Blue Grass, and Small Fir Bark Mulch.

Installed Artificial Turf in the concrete gaps, 3/8" Desert Gold Granite, Shrubs, a 2 x 12 ft retaining wall around the tree, 90/10 Delta Blue Grass, and Small Fir Bark Mulch.

Installed Artificial Turf in the concrete gaps, 3/8" Desert Gold Granite, Shrubs, a 2 x 12 ft retaining wall around the tree, 90/10 Delta Blue Grass, and Small Fir Bark Mulch.

Arbutus menziesii / Pacific Madrone Photo: ktsadowski, licensed under Creative Commons Attribution- 2.0 Generic
Photo of a landscaping in Other.