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White Oak Residence
White Oak Residence
UserUser
The design for this residence combines contemporary and traditional styles, and includes stairs and a curving drive to provide a warm welcome to the home. A comfortable bluestone terrace and patio provide elegant outdoor entertaining spaces. Photo by Greg Premru.
Landscape Work
Landscape Work
Integrity Landscape Services LLC.Integrity Landscape Services LLC.
Fire Features
Fire Features
Stone CenterStone Center
Traditional Style Fire Feature - the Prescott Fire Pit - using Techo-Bloc's Prescott wall & Piedimonte cap.
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LOW WATER LANDSCAPE GARDENS
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Marc Mason Landscape ServicesMarc Mason Landscape Services
Marc Mason Landscape Services
Small Frontyard
Small Frontyard
Arbordale LandscapingArbordale Landscaping
Cedar gate with arbour entrance to the backyard. Flagstone landing with cobblestone border.
Quarton Garden
Quarton Garden
Zaremba & CompanyZaremba & Company
Photo by George Dzahristos
Pacific Palisades Estate
Pacific Palisades Estate
Leyva & Wilde, Inc.Leyva & Wilde, Inc.
Curving Bluestone Walkway with Radius Granite Steps
Curving Bluestone Walkway with Radius Granite Steps
Natural Path LandscapingNatural Path Landscaping
Note how we always have large bluestone pieces at the edge because we lay out the pattern with AutoCAD. There are two more granite steps at the driveway. See the granite lamp post.
Catio Spaces
Catio Spaces
Catio SpacesCatio Spaces
Outside Interests
Outside Interests
ZEN Associates, Inc.ZEN Associates, Inc.
Nat Rea Photography
Back Yards
Back Yards
Runde's Landscape Contractors, Inc.Runde's Landscape Contractors, Inc.
Joe Runde
Dry Creek Beds We Have Done
Dry Creek Beds We Have Done
Jay Sifford Garden DesignJay Sifford Garden Design
The planting scheme softens all the stone work and fits the naturalistic theme of the garden. Photo by Jay Sifford.
Curb Appeal
Curb Appeal
Crescent Hill Home Staging & Design LLCCrescent Hill Home Staging & Design LLC
Gramercy
Gramercy
Centanni Construction Co., Inc.Centanni Construction Co., Inc.
Low Water and Edible Landscape
Low Water and Edible Landscape
Revolution LandscapeRevolution Landscape
Flagstone pathway flanked by california poppies, other low water plantings, and a lime tree on the right side of the path.
Valentine Park
Valentine Park
Matthew Cunningham Landscape Design LLCMatthew Cunningham Landscape Design LLC
Front Concrete and Stone Steps in Minneapolis
Front Concrete and Stone Steps in Minneapolis
English StoneEnglish Stone
Front Concrete landscape steps along with stone entryway steps with modified buttresses. By English Stone
Blackheath Restoration
Blackheath Restoration
Imperfect InteriorsImperfect Interiors
Garden Path
Garden Path
Hursthouse Landscape Architects and ContractorsHursthouse Landscape Architects and Contractors
Outdoor kitchen with pergola.

35,803 Fusion Garden Design Photos

A beautifully designed fusion garden is just as important as the interior of your home. Your front yard, especially, will contribute to the first impression people have of your home, and therefore deserves the same attention to detail as any room in your house. Plants and landscaping can add colour, texture and even fragrance to gardens, and can be as elaborate or or low maintenance as your lifestyle and preferences permit. You may not have much space for greenery, but even a fusion balcony garden can make for a peaceful oasis in a concrete jungle. Whether it’s a manicured front lawn, paved pathway or intricate garden design, this space should complement your home’s landscape, architecture and design, suit the local climate, and reflect your household.

What plants should I add to my front garden?

Begin by considering the area immediately around and leading up to your front door, and choose a garden design that blends in well with the style of your home – for example, abundant foliage and flowering plants will perfectly complement a period property, whereas man-made materials, geometric shapes and contrasting textures are great ideas for a contemporary garden design. If maintenance is an issue, opt for succulents, bushes or neatly-pruned hedges; and if you don't have a green thumb, stick with grass and use a gravel pathway, water feature, timber fence or stone wall for variation. If you have a balcony garden, get creative with hanging plants, living walls, and potted plants with underplanting.

What garden features should I add to my backyard?

The backyard is for entertaining and playtime, so incorporate seating, dining areas, play spaces and sunny relaxation spots. Vegetable gardens and rose gardens are popular yard additions, especially when combined with a pergola, arbour, raised bed, border, walkway or fence. You can even add fun accessories like birdbaths and feeders to aid with birdwatching. For the ultimate party house, incorporate a pool and patio or deck with a fire pit, outdoor fireplace, barbecue and outdoor kitchen. If you're an active, sports-loving family, add a basketball court, volleyball court, bocce ball or croquet. And don't forget about outdoor furniture! A bench in a garden makes a great reading or meditation spot, while a weatherproof chaise lounge, sofa and chair are nice for taking in sunny days.
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Twig Landscape Design, LLCTwig Landscape Design, LLC
Helping to manage water runoff from a large roof into a small front yard! Twig designed this beautiful rain garden.
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