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A favorite drought tolerant grass that thrives just about anywhere - Carex tumulicola. This garden had great bones - it just needed some space planning and a little TLC. We removed an old and not very attractive rose garden to create a new decomposed granite seating area with a custom fire pit and some olive trees. The rest of the garden got a major landscape re-do, with low water plants, lawn area replaced with Kurapia, drip irrigation and LED landscape lighting. The clients are delighted with the new space and what with the lighting and firepit, can really enjoy this gorgeous garden!

New back garden oasis with a Bullfrog Hot Tub, Trex Coastal Bluff deck surround & privacy/feature wall, new container planting vignettes, and low water landscape with drip irrigation.

An ADU with a view! Landscape surrounds this little ADU making it a secret garden escape!
Design ideas for a mid-sized eclectic drought-tolerant, privacy and full sun backyard gravel landscaping in Los Angeles.
Design ideas for a mid-sized eclectic drought-tolerant, privacy and full sun backyard gravel landscaping in Los Angeles.
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Sweet Joe Pye Weed is a pollinator magnet, attracting bees, butterflies, moths, and other pollinators that seek nectar and pollen. It is the larval host to 15+ species of caterpillars (The Eupatorium genus are larval hosts for over 40 species). Birds that eat insects can be attracted to feed off of visiting bugs.

Beautiful green roof at the beach, with sedum, echeveria and small polished pebbles.
Drought tolerant and low maintenance.
Inspiration for a contemporary landscaping in Los Angeles.
Inspiration for a contemporary landscaping in Los Angeles.

This is an example of a small contemporary drought-tolerant and full sun backyard landscaping in Los Angeles.

New back garden oasis with a Bullfrog Hot Tub, Trex Coastal Bluff deck surround & privacy/feature wall, new container planting vignettes, and low water landscape with drip irrigation.

We added low voltage LED lighting throughout the garden - this particular fixture will continue to patina -
love the clean lines. This garden had great bones - it just needed some space planning and a little TLC. We removed an old and not very attractive rose garden to create a new decomposed granite seating area with a custom fire pit and some olive trees. The rest of the garden got a major landscape re-do, with low water plants, lawn area replaced with Kurapia, drip irrigation and LED landscape lighting. The clients are delighted with the new space and what with the lighting and fire pit, can really enjoy this gorgeous garden!

While Virginia Creeper is often planted intentionally as an ornamental vine, it can often crop up in places where you didn't invite it and get out of control. It's also often confused with poison ivy.
The easiest way to tell the difference between Virginia creeper and poison ivy is to count the leaflets: Virginia creeper has 5 leaflets (it's scientific name is Parthenocisis quinquefolia, for 5 leaves), while poison ivy has 3 leaflets.
Virginia creeper is an agressive vine that can grow 50-feet tall. Planted in the right place, it can be a beautiful ornamental with vivid fall foliage color. https://soilsalive.com/resources/identification-guide/virginia-creeper

Photo of a mid-sized contemporary drought-tolerant and full sun backyard gravel and metal fence landscaping in Los Angeles with a fire pit.

This new detached garage was designed to match the existing house style. A key part of the design was saving this existing tree next to the house.
Example of a trendy garage design in Seattle
Example of a trendy garage design in Seattle

Completed picture of the newly installed landscaping including the bamboo trellis screen on the road and the decomposed granite pathway. There are also two smaller pathways around the berms planted with small "steppable" plants. The clients also had unique pieces of driftwood that were placed at key spots around the new entry garden.

Before picture of the entry garden. This was taken after removal of the tightly packed row of evergreen privacy trees. The stumps are still visible along the edge of the road.

Early in the project. The offset path from the road to the front door of the house. Low areas of the new main pathway have been raised with dirt prior to the decomposed granite being installed.

Broken Concrete path and patio, with step up formed by ring of steel. Steel retaining walls by California Deck Builders
Patio - large eclectic backyard patio idea in Los Angeles with no cover
Patio - large eclectic backyard patio idea in Los Angeles with no cover

The posts in place for the new bamboo trellis screen. One of the main goals of the new screen and entry garden was to offer a softer approach at an angle to the front door.

The new hillside retaining beds were created with inexpensive concrete blocks set on a compacted decomposed granite base.
This is an example of a traditional landscaping in Seattle.
This is an example of a traditional landscaping in Seattle.

Custom designed and poured concrete pavers, salt-finished, with a mid century feel...
Design ideas for a huge mid-century modern landscaping in Los Angeles.
Design ideas for a huge mid-century modern landscaping in Los Angeles.

This Hollywood Fairytail house had been lovingly restored, all but the garden! We demolished everything in the front garden and designed a new gracious porch with a checkerboard design in concrete tiles, new low water landscaping with drip irrigation and meandering paths of flagstone, a recirculating fountain and rain garden. Added fruit trees, native and climate appropriate plants and a walkable low water Ruschia area for kids and dogs.
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