Inspiration for a vegetable garden landscape in San Francisco.

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The Mercer Island Garden transforms a client’s underutilized lawn space into an urban farm and a native habitat garden per their goals of creating both a productive and ecological space. To unite these two distinct schemes, consistent materials and edible perennials plantings are used throughout the garden. The southern edible garden is defined by a basalt retaining wall which creates a large, level production space divided by pathways into four beds. Edible and beneficial perennials are placed at the outer edges of the raised garden, allowing regular crop rotation of edible annuals within the 4’ x 12’ beds. Functionally, this design enables peak productivity for the edible garden by maximizing the square footage of garden beds within the area of prime sun exposure. Aesthetically, the layout uses large gestures to create a consistent flow through the garden, linking it to the Northwest native plantings above. The northern perennial garden showcases native plants with a variety of fruits, flowers, textures, and colors to create a dynamic environment year round. The outer loop of the garden incorporates beneficial flowers near fruiting shrubs, and small pockets provide this homeowner with the opportunity for a floral cutting garden. Hilary Dahl

Horse trough Vegetable 2019 Clca Judges Award, for best overall project entered. Modern Garden With a twist, the client requested a modern design, but also wanted lots of food production and cut flowers.

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This backyard was in need of modernization. The homeowners had previously commissioned a design, but it did not fit into their budget. Urban Oasis revised the plan and buy simplifying and reusing existing materials, were able to meet the client's budget and design goals. The end result is a clean, modern patio with several different spaces in which to enjoy the yard. Corten steel planter boxes add to the ambiance of the patio, separating the areas and creating the perfect spot for vegetable gardening.

The days harvest of pole beans, broccoli, and cherry tomatoes.
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copyright 2017 Glenna Partridge Urban Vegetable Garden. A mixture of ornamental and edible plants with a central area of raised vegetable beds for easy care maintenance.

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This traditional garden showcases gravel surrounded by pavers, climbing vines, and a custom fence.
Photo of a traditional backyard gravel vegetable garden landscape in Salt Lake City.

Lacinato kale and winter squash growing together under hoop covers in the vegetable beds. The hoops are covered with bird netting to protect vegetables from animals. Borage blooms in the background, attracting beneficial insects and self-seeding reliably each year.

Landscape design and photography by Melanie Rekola
This is an example of a small full sun side yard gravel vegetable garden landscape in Toronto.

This property space became both beautiful and functional with the addition of raised vegetable garden beds, surrounded by protective fencing.
Photo of a farmhouse vegetable garden landscape in Toronto.

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A large format vegetable garden was created with a series of raised planters and picture frame, cedar fencing for a classic and neat enclosure.
Design ideas for a large full sun backyard wood fence vegetable garden landscape in Boston.

Vegetable gardens and pea gravel paths.
Inspiration for a landscaping in Los Angeles.

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