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Our goal with all of these designs was to creatively exceed customers expectations while reducing water usage, keeping costs down and delivering a beautiful garden that would stand the test of time. Wherever possible our hardscape elements are permeable, and existing healthy plantings and trees remain. All of our landscape designs focus on bringing seasonal color, texture and scent to your garden spaces.
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Matisse Garden
Matisse Garden
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Transitional Garden
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Driveway Entry Facing Street
Driveway Entry Facing Street
Goldberg & Rodler, Inc.Goldberg & Rodler, Inc.
Looking up the new driveway towards the street. 'Green Giant' Arborvitae screen the neighbor's property from view and will mature to conceal the utility lines overhead. Boulders found on site were utilized to make walls for a larger parking area. Photo by Susan Sotera
Small Central Texas Pocket Prairie
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Central District Edible Garden
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Landscape contracting by Avid Landscape. Carpentry by Contemporary Homestead. Photograph by Meghan Montgomery.
Pacifica California Native Landscape
Pacifica California Native Landscape
Landscape NirvanaLandscape Nirvana
An extensive landscape project with stonewalls, patio, dry river bed & more
An extensive landscape project with stonewalls, patio, dry river bed & more
Ted Carter Inspired LandscapesTed Carter Inspired Landscapes
We added a traditional stone wall around the front lawn. Also pictured is the entry way into the house and the firepit.
Jezero Crescent
Jezero Crescent
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A functional and flowing family garden
A functional and flowing family garden
Kate Eyre Garden DesignKate Eyre Garden Design
Paul Debois
Catio Spaces
Catio Spaces
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36,138 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.
Backyard Dry River Bed
Backyard Dry River Bed
Amy Malter Landscape DesignAmy Malter Landscape Design
This dry river bed not only add interest to the back yard, it helps retain the grade. Lots of four season planting interest make this fun to look at form the window any time of the year.
intimate garden
intimate garden
L.I.U. Landscape Inc.L.I.U. Landscape Inc.
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