Idées déco de jardins sud-ouest américain avec une bordure
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Native Edge LandscapeThe existing excavated limestone boulders were strategically repositioned to not only serve as functional components but also as visually striking features to the modified design of the dry creek pathways and planted areas.
The trees are viewed as an opportunity to utilize dark Whittlesey mulch to provide contrast, water retention, and tie in to other defined beds and oak clusters on the property.
The front walk is comprised of sawn limestone pavers surrounded by crushed limestone rock mulch and accented by river rock dry creek bed that follows through to the backyard. The pavers lead down to a poured-in-place concrete path that grants access to outdoor utilities and matches the driveway seamlessly.
Boss Landscape DesignIdée de décoration pour un grand jardin à la française arrière sud-ouest américain l'été avec une bordure et une exposition ensoleillée.
Denomy DesignsRéalisation d'un petit xéropaysage arrière sud-ouest américain avec des pavés en béton, une bordure, une exposition partiellement ombragée et une clôture en métal.
Native Edge LandscapeDetail shot of front yard
Idées déco pour un xéropaysage avant sud-ouest américain de taille moyenne et l'été avec une bordure, une exposition ensoleillée, des galets de rivière et une clôture en métal.
Idées déco pour un xéropaysage avant sud-ouest américain de taille moyenne et l'été avec une bordure, une exposition ensoleillée, des galets de rivière et une clôture en métal.
Native Edge LandscapeThe existing utility bed was reshaped and replanted with native and adaptive plants that will grow to hide the fixtures without impeding access. It has been accented with one of the many limestone boulders excavated from the property, and mulched with dark Whittlesey mulch to provide visual contrast and water retention while tying in to other defined beds and oak clusters on the property.
Native Edge LandscapeThe existing utility bed was reshaped and replanted with native and adaptive plants that will grow to hide the fixtures without impeding access. It has been accented with one of the many limestone boulders excavated from the property, and mulched with dark Whittlesey mulch to provide visual contrast and water retention while tying in to other defined beds and oak clusters on the property.
Native Edge LandscapeProblematic drainage throughout the neighborhood sent all rainfall down to this property, creating all sorts of issues for the homeowner. Our challenge here was to divert the runoff in intelligent ways while still celebrating the rainfall.
Native Edge LandscapeThe existing excavated limestone boulders were strategically repositioned to not only serve as functional components but also as visually striking features to the modified design of the dry creek pathways and planted areas.
The trees are viewed as an opportunity to utilize dark Whittlesey mulch to provide contrast, water retention, and tie in to other defined beds and oak clusters on the property.
The front walk is comprised of sawn limestone pavers surrounded by crushed limestone rock mulch and accented by river rock dry creek bed that follows through to the backyard. The pavers lead down to a poured-in-place concrete path that grants access to outdoor utilities and matches the driveway seamlessly.
Native Edge LandscapeThe existing excavated limestone boulders were strategically repositioned to not only serve as functional components but also as visually striking features to the modified design of the dry creek pathways and planted areas.
The trees are viewed as an opportunity to utilize dark Whittlesey mulch to provide contrast, water retention, and tie in to other defined beds and oak clusters on the property.
The front walk is comprised of sawn limestone pavers surrounded by crushed limestone rock mulch and accented by river rock dry creek bed that follows through to the backyard. The pavers lead down to a poured-in-place concrete path that grants access to outdoor utilities and matches the driveway seamlessly.
Native Edge LandscapeAt Native Edge, we thrive on designing landscapes that not only enhance the beauty of a property but also address practical challenges. Southwest Swale Way was a project that focused on intelligent drainage solutions while celebrating the natural element of rainfall.
Native Edge LandscapeThe existing excavated limestone boulders were strategically repositioned to not only serve as functional components but also as visually striking features to the modified design of the dry creek pathways and planted areas.
The trees are viewed as an opportunity to utilize dark Whittlesey mulch to provide contrast, water retention, and tie in to other defined beds and oak clusters on the property.
The front walk is comprised of sawn limestone pavers surrounded by crushed limestone rock mulch and accented by river rock dry creek bed that follows through to the backyard. The pavers lead down to a poured-in-place concrete path that grants access to outdoor utilities and matches the driveway seamlessly.
Denomy DesignsRéalisation d'un xéropaysage arrière sud-ouest américain de taille moyenne avec des pavés en béton et une bordure.
Native Edge LandscapeAt Native Edge, we thrive on designing landscapes that not only enhance the beauty of a property but also address practical challenges. Southwest Swale Way was a project that focused on intelligent drainage solutions while celebrating the natural element of rainfall.
Native Edge LandscapeProblematic drainage throughout the neighborhood sent all rainfall down to this property, creating all sorts of issues for the homeowner. Our challenge here was to divert the runoff in intelligent ways while still celebrating the rainfall.
Idées déco de jardins sud-ouest américain avec une bordure
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