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Landscaping

Scott B
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Like these grasses!

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Like these grasses!

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River rock landscaping around firepit

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stairwell wall

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Like this vertical wood blind for our trash can storage area

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Brick pavers on stacked bond (front porch)

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Linear planter box (cast concrete)

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Like these colors

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rainscreen

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inside out entry wall

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Like the way the brick wall is carried inside out at entry. Could do the same with the rainscreen cedar planks

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Full glass wall entry around door

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riiver rock

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Door and hone faced CMUs

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What type of gravel? - Just curious what type of gravel you used in this photo? Thanks! Like 1 Comment PRO RH Factor Landscape Design it is a basalt gravel locally referred to as black star gravel.

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river birch?

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trees in rows

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What is the name of the pebbles? - What is the pebbles used. In this project? Is it easy to keep neat? It looks beautiful! 1 Like 1 Comment PRO Robert Leeper Landscapes Regular old pea gravel, 5/8" dia. Like Bookmark February 20, 2015 at 4:18PM

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cold rolled 1/4 steel filled with aggregate.

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BEAUTIFUL! Love the gravel against metal. What material is the metal? 1 Like 2 Comments PRO Robert Leeper Landscapes It is cold-rolled steel. 1/4" thick, I think. You can also use Corten steel, which will last longer, but is more expensive

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BEAUTIFUL! Love the gravel against metal. What material is the metal? 1 Like 2 Comments PRO Robert Leeper Landscapes It is cold-rolled steel. 1/4" thick, I think. You can also use Corten steel, which will last longer, but is more expensive

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RO Robert Leeper Landscapes They can be ordered from a Dallas company called Jackson Pottery. They are made in the area, and are durable, long-lasting concrete (good luck to the thief who thinks they can take these + pro tip: you will need a crew and dolly to move the bigger ones) and they come in lots of modern forms. My favorite finish is the "limestone" which is white, I also love the raw concrete. If you can't make it to Dallas, call and they will let you know who in your area carries their products. Enjoy. .http://www.jacksonpottery.com/Category/Cast-Stone-Contemporary-Planters/70

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Tree - Is the tree a jacaranda? If not please tell me the type and name Like 1 Comment PRO Robert Leeper Landscapes Texas mountain laurel. Sophora secundiflora

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Mostly you are seeing Mexican wire grass (aka feather grass), but the bronze ones in the background are Little Blue Stem, which starts out blue in the spring, and then turns coppery in the fall. There are some muhly grasses in there too but hard to see.

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cool loungers

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concrete pavers with river rock spaces

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pavers and steel retaining walls

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Great

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Like this gray custom tinted concrete for firepit

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Great deck rail design.

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These chairs would be cool for the courtyard

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Like this water wall feature. Use this instead of boxwoods along the right side of the entryway

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Firepit cast from concrete!

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Like these grasses for our landscaping options at front right of house

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