Drought-tolerant Landscaping
Learn about drought-tolerant landscaping solutions such as terraces, gravel, lawn removal, drip irrigation, appropriate shrubs and changing features to reduce water usage without compromising aesthetics.
Screening Solutions
These are creative ideas for small landscape areas surrounded by buildings. Screening solutions create outdoor rooms and intimate areas while retaining usable space. This offers an inviting journey though your landscape.
Landscape Walls
This shows the proper way to build a wall: combine the wall with colored concrete, terracing and other landscape features to make it look beautiful in part or as a whole.
Many Features Together
A beautiful landscape works well with many features coming together – in this case without the aid of an initial design. The pre-existing fence was incorporated into the plan.
Boulders as Landscape Features
Boulders, properly placed as a means of ending a landscape feature, add interest to your design. Note the pathways and porch entry – all installed where once was a high-water-usage lawn.
An Offset Arbor
An offset arbor with square posts and a cobble path is a guarding yet inviting entry to a home. It can be used to separate a private yard space from a parking area or street.
A Hidden Path
In this project, the landscaping separates and hides a hidden pathway, private yard and entry while transitioning from cobble to steps to the front door.
Artificial Turf
Artificial turf is just what the name suggests: fake lawn. But it doesn’t use water! There are lots of different options available if that’s what you want.
Improper Landscaping Techniques
Not all landscaping is done right! Here we show you some examples of improper landscape installation, and even the use of improper landscaping material.
