Technology is a wonderful thing, but it also presents its challenges. Hopefully, these images will give you an initial idea for us to begin. In addition to these two options, I will start working on the flat design so that we can see the actual layout. The plant maturity sizes will all be the same …
This homeowner has a house that is reflecting the afternoon sun. They are wanting to have plants that are not only tolerant of the afternoon sun in addition to the additional reflection heat. Since they are new to the area, they want easily maintained plants. Lastly, a color scheme of greens, whites, and purples. Before: …
This property is in an enchanted section of the development, where summers are shaded with a nice breeze. I was called to help bring some color to an all green color scheme. The conditions were a transition of sun to part sun. Morning sun and late afternoon shade. Goal: Before: The Design: Plant Material Proposed: …
When first meeting this homeowner, it was clear that their plants were not accenting the house. Everything was all clustered together, and many plants were not in the right place. In addition, half of the plants were either dead or almost dead. After discussing plant movement, we decided on a pink, yellow, and purple color …
I truly enjoyed meeting you both today. You have such a beautiful home, and so many options to create your desired outdoor space. I wanted to work backward a little bit this time because we are using simple layers. This way I can make sure that I am designing around the plants that you are …
The Process I had the pleasure of meeting and working with these wonderful clients. Upon our initial meeting, I learned that they wanted to collaborate the plant material in the front with the plant material that the builder had put along the backside of the house. The intent is the create larger and more dramatic …
This is the imagery of both potential design areas combined. The photo shows all plants at full growth, and what they would look like in bloom. Unfortunately, the plants would not all be in bloom at the same time. During the actual installation, all path and bed lines would have very smooth curves. Planter beds …
Starting right to left facing the house: Front Bed in front of the porch Feather Falls Sedge Evergreen, Clumper instead of spreader, 18 inches tall by 3 feet wide. Easy to keep less than 3 feet wide. https://hoffmannursery.com/plants/details/carex-feather-falls-et-crx01-pp26199 Bed running down driveway Dwarf Yaupon Holly Slow growing evergreen shrub, max 2 feet tall by 2.5 …
I went ahead and created two layouts just to give a couple visuals of potential style. Both images are of the plants at full growth. Underneath each image is the plants I had in mind with some having a substitution(s). Click on each plant to be sent to a page that has a good image …
Let me run down all the points we discussed to ensure I didn’t miss anything. This is no particular order. Initial Design