J. Peterson Garden Design

Q: What services does J. Peterson Garden Design provide?

J. Peterson Garden Design provides the following services: Custom Fire Pits, Drought Tolerant Landscaping, Garden Design, Hardscaping, Deck Building, Masonry, Trellis Construction

Q: Where does J. Peterson Garden Design provide services?

J. Peterson Garden Design provides services in the following areas: Austin, Barton Creek, Bear Creek, Bee Cave, Buda, Lost Creek, Manchaca, Mc Neil, Onion Creek, Pflugerville, Rollingwood, Shady Hollow, Sunset Valley, West Lake Hills, Dallas, Fort Worth, Houston

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About Us

We work with our clients to create distinct outdoor spaces that enhance the quality of life -- specializing in xeriscaping, sustainable landscape practices, small space design and interior garden design.

Services Provided

Custom Fire Pits, Drought Tolerant Landscaping, Garden Design, Hardscaping, Deck Building, Masonry, Trellis Construction

Areas Served

Austin, Barton Creek, Bear Creek, Bee Cave, Buda, Lost Creek, Manchaca, Mc Neil, Onion Creek, Pflugerville, Rollingwood, Shady Hollow, Sunset Valley, West Lake Hills, Dallas, Fort Worth, Houston

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garden care

Design ideas for a traditional landscaping in Austin.

Gardens

container plants

Photo of a modern landscaping in Austin.

Garden Paths

Inspiration for a timeless home design remodel in Austin

Harvest

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Business Name

J. Peterson Garden Design

Phone Number

(512) 922-3359

Website

www.jpetersongardendesign.com

Address

1914 Berkeley Avenue
Austin, TX 78745

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Commented: PrettyAnd yes, it's fairly deer resistant, too!

April 16, 2013

Commented: Love this plant can you tell me its name?It's a Thanksgiving cactus, and is used as a houseplant, so yes--you can grow it in west Texas!

March 12, 2013

Commented: I love this arrangement, could you say what these flowers are?I love this arrangement, too! I did not design this one, and it was elevated up high, so the plants that I can make out for sure are purple fountain grass and sweet potato vine. The flowers might be v...

March 11, 2013

Commented: Are these edible as well as being pretty?Yes, you can eat them, but sometimes their flavor isn't the same as the more traditional kale and cabbage. I've not tried it myself, but I'm told the flavor can be a bit more bitter.

September 30, 2012

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