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Split rail fencing is a beautiful, traditional style of fence. It is one of the oldest styles of fence that is still manufactured and installed today. Why? Split rail fences are the best of everything. First, the are inexpensive because of the materials needed (basic wood slates and posts). Second, they can be put up in a very short amount of time. This is because the posts only need a three-step installation, making it more efficient. Third, they add a rustic look to all types of properties. We have installed split rail fencing on all types of properties - residential, farms, and more. They are a great option for keeping horse and livestock in a contained area also. We use different types of wood depending on the project we are working on. Not all wood is right for a split rail fence. You will want to go with something that is sturdy and weather-proof. We coat all of our wood with a special varnish clear-coat that keeps away termites and protects against harsh weather.

The White Garden in spring
Photo of a partial sun landscaping in New York for spring.
Photo of a partial sun landscaping in New York for spring.

Barbara Kasper photo
Inspiration for a mid-sized rustic shade hillside landscaping in Chicago for summer.
Inspiration for a mid-sized rustic shade hillside landscaping in Chicago for summer.
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Custom Mural done by O&O Interior. Alice in Wonderland themed room for a little girl.
Inspiration for an eclectic bedroom remodel in Austin
Inspiration for an eclectic bedroom remodel in Austin

Gardens wrap through the landscape to define outdoor areas. Garden variety: a diversity of both annuals and perennials is a must for clients who love plants. Mature linden (tilia) and cryptomeria

Utilizing native grass adds great impact to a landscape at a low cost. Native grasses are very water friendly, and require less maintenance than traditional turf.

French Quarter Yoke hangs from a wooden post at the entry of the driveway // Flower Showhouse 2021
Design ideas for a farmhouse landscaping in Birmingham.
Design ideas for a farmhouse landscaping in Birmingham.

BARBER COTTAGE
Location: Omena, MI
Scope: Design & Installation
Features: Extensive estate landscape, entrance pillars, driveway, mortared and dry lay bluestone walks and patios, dry river beds, raised bocce ball court, volleyball court, natural stone pathways, natural stone retaining, water feature, fire pit, green egg stand, raised patio overlooking North Port & Old Mission.

Photo: Jean-Marie Van der Maren, via Flickr, licensed under Creative Commons Attribution-NoDerivs 2.0 Generic

We cannot take credit for the expansive 40-year old oak that shades the driveway and wraps the home in privacy. The owners credit the squirrels! Established tree canopy like this is literally priceless - it adds value to the Retreat, and also neighboring homes.

Rays of native ground covers, planted in bands of Haircap Moss, Bunchberry and Hayscented Fern, radiate from the house out to the top of the coastal bank.

This natural stone waterfall brings the sound and beauty of a water to the garden. This beautiful feature serves an important function for the water pond by aerating the water and hiding the pond filters.
Photography by Katherine Palmer

Native grass meadows and mowed paths help to accentuate the hardwood forest surround the home
Inspiration for a traditional landscaping in Columbus.
Inspiration for a traditional landscaping in Columbus.

Started from 5 small plants, this stand of Cinnamon Fern has become impressive Designing Eden llc

Photo by Aquatic Creations
This is an example of an eclectic landscaping in DC Metro.
This is an example of an eclectic landscaping in DC Metro.
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