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The native plants are known for their difficulties and abilities to succeed with a little maintenance, given the right conditions. After all, they spent a lot of time developing and adapting to local conditions. They also offer food and shelter on birds, butterflies, bees and other useful wildlife. Although it could be too late to be in regions with cold winters this year, the decline is the perfect time to get gender plants in the warmer regions. For all other, garden projects below, including the one found on Huzzy, can inspire your planning for spring.
After: Herrero de Eganu reduced the lawn for 90% and brought in native plants that increase interest and associate with the surroundings – and less thirsty than everything she was. At the entrance to the home, he saw here, created a versatile sandy area that the home owner can use for car park or throwing outdoors.
This garden on the side of the house shows colorful and interesting homemade plants – and as a way for cheering can add intrigues and feelings of discovery. The photos do not transmit how complex the landscape of assets is complex. At the back of the house, he faces a golf course, steep slopes. She has now dropped vegetation and has stairs leading to another garden. The natural natural pool is also located in the back of the house, waiting for it to be detected. It is surrounded by plants that offer wonderful entry at the end of the year.
“After” PHotos Author Joshua Link
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Yard at first sight
Who lives here: Tim Lindholm, senior Executive Director at La Metro; Michelle Fierro, achieved local artist; Their two daughters; and their golden shop
Location: Eagle Rock Neighborhood Los Angeles
Size: One-tenth of the morning, including front and back
Landscape architect: Joshua Link of ECOTONE STUDIOS
Landscape contractor: Natural landscape of landwhich also oversees maintenance
Before: The reconstruction gave this modern style of modern style of Los Angeles Ranch, but about the asphalt driveway and the barren yard did not have style to speak. Landscape architect Joshua Link and the owner of the house landed on the idea of using a limited color palette for the courtyards in front and back, reflecting the new-redeson home black and white scheme.
After: Almost every used plants is gender from the adjacent location, the strategic relationship is important to support local types of wild animals that depend on these food and shelter facilities. In front of the sidewalk, a new coal tree Shou-sugi-ban gate (by side) Accoia) Backas voting heads ‘Konion Prince’ Wild Rie (Leimus condensation ‘Prince Canyon’, USDA Zone 8 up to 10; Find your zone).
On the other side of the gate, the expansive entry court (presented) for parking or parties, rimmed more wild rye and others with low-growing plants – many of whom are the complaints of appealing odors when they relaxed against.
Entway is mostly pebble peas; Its permeability helps to drain and manage stormwater in place.
Earlier plain brickyard paved, the yard is now an extension of the house and a hub for entertainment. The dreamers are lush and loose here, with hardscape mixing into them, creating a wild look to balance the yard and modern characteristics.
Near the new custom spa, the plants include mountain Catalina Mahogany Islands (Cercocarpus Traskiae, zone 8 up to 10) and red trashes (Sparsifolium adenostoma, zone 8 to 10). Black Wall Colored Black (Black Benjamin Moore) is nice from silver, white and gray leaves beautiful.
Photos “After” Jimi Allen
3. Prairie League
Yard at first sight
Who lives here: Bob and Robby Hurthouse
Location: Millbrook, Illinois
Size: 1 ث hectares
Landscape architect and builder: Hurthouse Landschanni Architects and Contractors
Before: Much of this 1½-Acre Illinois nature is covered by lawn. Not only was it uninteresting and water led, but the drainage of Svale in the front yard has made it difficult for mowing. The landscape architect Bob Hurthouse, who lives here with his wife, looked at the prerest design prairie.
After: Converted in meadow, new edges of the yard with polynators who attract local domestic domore. Large balvanas set as you step off using Wanderers’s garden moving on the wipes until they pass through the lawn wider through the meadow.
This is only a small part of the expansive front yard, which has five climatic zones – which require extremely careful planning – and more than 40 types of weighted attractors for pollinators.
Photo “After” Jeff McNeill
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Yard at first sight
Who lives here: Couple and their little children
Location: Toronto
Size: 3,660 square meters (340 square meters)
Designers: Mary Twana, Eric Klaver, Niloufar Makaremi and Margot Shafran Architect plants
Contractor: Oriola Nature Spot
Before: With three sculptures of former owners of artists and lush plantations around the curved road, this Canadian yard has magical, romantic air. But it has grown, it did not comply with the appearance of the newly redesigned modern architecture home and did not create a strong connection between the house and larger landscape. Architecture The company Architect Architects came in a database for a reversal.
After: The team kept all three sculptures, one of which was seen here and reused flags and several shrubs and other plants. A wide range of grasses and many years of courtyard designs – mainly domestic species and a lot of attractors for pollinations. Woodlands inspired the left side, while the right side nodded on the meadows.
Purple connexes (Ehinacea Purpurea, Zones 3 to 8) According to the middle of the yard and bright yellow rudbecki in the foreground add wonderful color spraying. Keep in mind and how hard and plantations are crossed and tidy near the house to move away and wild.
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Yard at first sight
Location: Las Rozas, Madrid, Spain
Size: About three quarters of the chest
Landscape designer: Santiago Herrero de Egana Of Landscapes Thought
Before: The lawn had a monopoly in this villa in Spain, including more than two thirds of the external environment of property. The owners of the houses wanted a yard that would require less water, they look more natural and be pleasant to walk and also wanted to preserve its connection with neighboring golf courses. They found Landscape designer Santiago Herrero de Egan on Huzz and led it to Reinterpret a place with biological diversity and a natural environment in mind.