Garden Path with Decomposed Granite Ideas and Designs
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BE Landscape DesignThis front yard went from water hogging grass and old school roses, to a flourishing native garden. As an added echo perk, we repurposed broken cement to create a little retaining wall and parkway path.
Jesse York, Landscape DesignerThis award-winning design epitomizes luxury and formal Italian garden elegance, with natural decomposed granite walkways leading through meticulously arranged parterre gardens. Adhering to a sophisticated white, purple, and green color palette, these gardens bloom with carefully selected roses, irises, and geraniums. Celebrated annually on upscale garden tours, this project has become a beacon of design excellence, capturing the traditional Italian style with unparalleled sophistication.
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The gradual steps work their way to the home through a lush landscape. Grasses, ferns, and maples shade the area. Several trees were left that add instant age to the new garden.
Charles Di Piazza ArchitectureNative Shrubs and Monterey Oaks separate the garden from the street front on Rio Grande. A steel canopy rusts in sympathy with the Court / Corten House, and will be eventually shrouded in vines to shade the seating area below.
Sarita Landscape IncGiving a dramatic twist to the tired yard of a Spanish Mission house. Modern and rustic blending in a single landscape with dark grey concrete and brick and decomposed granite pathway.
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The tree back center is a bright Golden Locust. A greenbelt provides a lovely backdrop for the landscape. Seating is comfortable with three separate 'rooms' to gather in.
JoanMa Roig - PaisatgismeEl estudio fue contactado por Be.Rethink para llevar a cabo el diseño del jardín para esta propiedad llamada, hasta entonces, Casa Celma. La arquitectura original es de Jordi Capella, arquitecto y creativo catalán. Se encuentra en pleno parque natural del Garraf, en un típico paisaje mediterráneo meridional. Rodeado de encinar y pinar de pino blanco, que se agarran al terreno pedregoso y calcáreo del lugar. La intervención paisajística pretende respetar el lugar y la arquitectura existente (con reforma por parte de EXIT Projectes), mediante muros de piedra, materiales nobles -madera, metal, gresa- y una selección de planta mediterranea de muy fácil adaptación. Los lugares con tanta presencia de piedra madre en superficie, obliga a escoger muy bien qué y dónde plantar. Sin olvidar que es un jardín, con su atmosfera y su estética.
Fotografía © Oleh Kardash
Charles Di Piazza ArchitectureNative Shrubs and Monterey Oaks separate the garden from the street front on Rio Grande. A steel canopy rusts in sympathy with the Court / Corten House, and will be eventually shrouded in vines to shade the seating area below.
Richard Gervais CollectionChris Jacobson, a Bay Area Landscape Designer for nearly forty years and principal of GardenArt Group has consistently sourced items from the Richard Gervais Collection for a variety of his projects. For this garden in Palo Alto, Chris chose to use overscale ceramic containers from provincial kilns located in central and northern Thailand. He says that he always counts on our collection to instantly provide his gardens with a feeling of timelessness and tranquility. The Richard Gervais Collection maintains a sizeable inventory of ceramic planters, jars and figurative forms from these northern kilns rich in pottery and ceramic making for over two thousand years.
Twisted Rock Terrascape & Design, Inc.Some of the show homes that we landscaped in Artesia highlighting great curb appeal including a simple water feature that the home builder wanted out front. Address rocks and large trees are easy upgrades that really make the home pop!!
Creative EnvironmentsThis picture shows the creative design of a simple Bocce Court that has a concrete curb with a wood bumper and LED strip lighting on the court. You can also see the relationship of the court to the rest of the landscape, as the yard and court interact with each other as our clients entertain and use their private spaces
FormLA LandscapingThe garden supports wildlife with water, native seeds, nectars and berries year round. It is a ready refuge should nearby wildspaces burn. In the meantime, it delights them and the humans who join them in the space!
Jesse York, Landscape DesignerThis award-winning design epitomizes luxury and formal Italian garden elegance, with natural decomposed granite walkways leading through meticulously arranged parterre gardens. Adhering to a sophisticated white, purple, and green color palette, these gardens bloom with carefully selected roses, irises, and geraniums. Celebrated annually on upscale garden tours, this project has become a beacon of design excellence, capturing the traditional Italian style with unparalleled sophistication.
Garden Path with Decomposed Granite Ideas and Designs
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