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A Few of Our Gardens...
Harvard Street.2021
Afternoon light catches the seed heads on the giant sacaton grass.
The homeowner wanted to remove all existing turf in the front yard and convert to a xeric garden. Goals were low maintenance, reduction in water use, and an inviting front entry to the home.
Torrington Court.2019
Agastache, Rudbeckia, and blue spruce add pops of color to this back yard pollinator garden.
The homeowners had an under-utilized space in the back yard that they wished to convert. Goals were to reduce turf space, cut back on water use, and to create pollinator habitat.
Western Sky.2020
Enjoying a libation in the newly installed back yard.
The house was a new build with a blank slate back yard. Goals were to have a turf area for dogs and games, a small flagstone patio for a fire pit, and low maintenance border gardens.
Boxwood Drive.2021
Buff flagstone and green grass contrast to create balance.
The back yard bordered an open space that was being restored. The homeowners chose not to have a fence and instead, to have their back yard both be a reflection of and open up to the native prairie surrounding it.
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