Maintenance set to commence at Mildura South Wetlands
Published on 05 February 2018
Work is scheduled to commence at the Mildura South Wetlands this week to remove overgrown vegetation, aimed at increasing flow and improving the health of the wetlands.
The Mildura South Wetlands are one of three major constructed wetlands in Mildura designed to collect stormwater from surrounding urban areas which is filtered and cleaned by the wetlands vegetation before being released into the natural environment.
A small amount of vegetation removal will also occur at the Bob Corbould Wetland.
The planned works will see built up silt and overgrown Combugi and Spiny rush removed by excavator and will take approximately two weeks to complete.
During this time, the vegetation and silt will be stockpiled around the wetlands to allow the material to dry out before being taken to the Mildura Landfill. Nearby residents may notice odours from the drying vegetation for a short period of time.
Councillor for Environment & Farming Sustainability Anthony Cirillo said these works are vital in ensuring the wetlands continue to function effectively.
“Over time, contaminants such as dirt and silt build up in the wetland and when this happens, we need to remove overgrown vegetation and build up to improve the health of the wetland, prevent stagnant water and reduce odour,” Cr Cirillo said.
“Residents may notice some unfavourable odours for a short period, as well as changed traffic conditions and limited access to walking paths, however we ask for their understanding given the importance of these works.”
Anyone seeking further information about these works may contact Council’s Environmental Sustainability team on 03 5018 8100.
p) (03) 5018 8689


Mannington Hall Gardens, Aylsham
The gardens at Mannington Hall around this medieval moated manor house feature a wide variety of plants, trees and shrubs in many different settings.
Mannington Hall Garden is famous for its roses.
Throughout the gardens are thousands of roses especially classic varieties. The Heritage Rose and Twentieth Century Rose Gardens have roses in areas with designs reflecting their date of origin from the fifteenth century to the present day. There is also an introductory display to Rose History.
Wildflowers are encouraged around the recently landscaped Lakes, and in the ‘Chapel Garden’ where Victorian follies surround the ancient ruins of Mannington Church.
2019 Gardens at Mannington Hall open - normally late May to September. Hall by appointment. Please see Mannington Hall website for more details.
Tea Room, shop, plant sales, disabled access.
- Street: Mannington Hall
- Postcode: NR11 7BB
- City: Saxthorpe, Aylsham
- County: Norfolk
- Country: United Kingdom
- Telephone: 01263 584175
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It’s been a long time coming, but here’s the final part of our garden renovation project; the side garden! If you’re new to the blog or you simply missed the previous garden posts; here’s part one and two 🙂
So the side garden was an absolute jungle with trees, roots, weeds and bits of house renovation projects everywhere! There was a tiny collapsed wall leading up to the washing line and it was also massively sloped which made it quite dangerous to navigate around. Before the professionals came in, J and I took down all the trees and started to shred them! We also had a tiny brick coal shed in the garden which we decided we didn’t want to keep, not in the least because it was full of spiders and rusty bits of metal!
The shed was easily demolished by the digger. It also picked up quite a few tonnes of rubble and dirt from the garden. All the dirt and rubble filled up about 4 grabber lorries!!
We decided that we wanted the area to be a lawned part of the garden, but added a small patio area to the middle which is going to be perfect for sitting out in the summer and enjoying our beautiful views! We added some steps up to the patio, in keeping with the back garden, although these ones are a lot narrower. We also used the same paving blocks for the pathway round the side.
The pathway now looks really smart and I love the lawn although it’s such a bitch to mow! It’s probably a little bit too sloped for us, so we may have to re-think what we’re going to do with it! I’m really looking forward to get the patio furniture out and having a BBQ this summer. As long as the bloody rain holds off for long enough!
What do you think of the final part of our garden? Isn’t that the most lovely place to have a BBQ? Let me know your thoughts in the comments below 🙂 x


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Wild & Natural Places
February 17, 2021
Driftless Area Landscape Conservation Initiative
The original Driftless Area Landscape Conservation Initiative (DALCI) was a very successful program but left behind unmet needs. There is now a unique opportunity to build on that success and create DALCI 2.0 with increased funding.
The Driftless Area covers 24,000 square miles in the heart of the Upper Mississippi River Basin spanning four states and forming the largest contiguous area of fish and wildlife habitat remaining in the Central United States. The original Driftless Area Landscape Conservation Initiative (DALCI) was a conservation program for Driftless Area landowners focused on four resource objectives to reduce erosion and restore streams – which helps farmers, enhances wildlife, and improves water quality.
With increased funding, DALCI 2.0 would
- support the transition to regenerative agriculture and conservation infrastructure
- expand outdoor recreation
- reduce nutrient pollution runoff from agricultural land
- protect wildlife habitat and improve the area’s rich biodiversity
- advance climate mitigation and resilience
The Driftless Area, bypassed by the last continental glaciation, spans across Wisconsin, Iowa, Illinois and Minnesota. Map Courtesy of USDA, NRCS


Pierre Laclede Center
The Pierre Laclede Center is the definitive address for business. The center consists of two office towers, occupying an entire city block (Clayton's largest office property) and is home to corporations, entrepreneurial ventures and professional service firms.
Adam Woodruff + Associates was engaged in the spring of 2010 to design a unique seasonal display for the center's public plazas. One hundred (existing) large stationary planters equipped with sub-irrigation systems and several key bedding areas were planted with an assortment of lush, tropical foliage plants.The resulting display softens the surrounding hardscape and enhances how the center's tenants and their clients experience the space.
Woodruff was recently honored by the Perennial Plant Association with a Merit Award for his landscape design. The Missouri Botanical Garden also recognized Woodruff and property owner, KBS Realty Advisors for their collaboration to enhance the Pierre Laclede Center's landscaping. [Awards + Recognition]
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Of course, flowers attract a great deal of attention in the garden, but there is interest elsewhere too.
A quay or harbour can be an plentiful source for a photographer with an interest shapes, patterns, textures etc as the selection below illustrate:
Whilst walking on the seashore last week, looking for anything unusual that might have been left behind by the ebbing tide, I became increasingly attracted to the pebbles themselves. In fact, it was a shingle beach so the pebbles were very small – the largest not more than 3cms across – and yet the variety of shapes, colours, textures and patterns was fascinating. How easy it is to overlook the familiar!


The Frick in Manhattan, built in 1914 as the home of Henry Clay Frick, is well-known for its intimate visitor experience. So when spending millions of dollars on an upgrade and expansion project there’s a delicate balance that needs to be struck between providing updated services and renovation, while also maintaining the sense of place. Selldorf Architects have revealed their plans to do just this, both preserving and enhancing the atmosphere at the Frick. Approximately 60,000 square feet of space will be repurposed and there will be 27,000 square feet of new construction, allowing 30% more room for the presentation of art. There will be a new education centre and architectural enhancements to better facilitate visitor circulation. Modernised back-of-house facilities include new conservation laboratories and updated infrastructure to safeguard the Frick’s collection and buildings, improve its energy efficiency, and ensure the long-term preservation of the institution.
Slated to break ground in 2020, the design will be developed by Selldorf Architects, working with local firm Beyer Blinder Belle as Executive Architect. Esteemed garden designer and preservationist Lynden B. Miller will work with the Frick to restore the 70th Street Garden in keeping with the vision of its creator, Russell Page. The construction budget is $160 million.
The Frick Collection
1 East 70th Street
New York, New York 10021
+1 212 288 0700
Ian Wardropper, Director
Joseph Shatoff, Deputy Director and Chief Operating Officer
Michael Paccione, Chief Financial Officer and Assistant Treasurer
Image: Selldorf Architects


How To Choose Color Scheme For Designing Your Garden
A well-designed colorful garden is always pleasing to the eyes. However, creating a perfectly designed garden requires planning. When designing your garden, you must consider the aesthetics and architectural design of your house and the outdoors. Also, consider how the light changes during the seasons and in various locations throughout the day.
Pastel colors look most delicate in the early light and whites after twilight. While solid colors perform well in direct sunshine, soft shades can look faded. Use the advice below to select the ideal color palette for your garden.
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Understand The Garden Size And Soil
You can arrange flowers in a flower bed of any size or form, from large rectangles to tiny corner beds. However, before designing your garden, you must be correctly aware of its size and the garden’s sunlight. Spend time outside and take notice of the chosen location’s light and shadow patterns as the day progresses.
Always keep in mind that more sun means more blossoms. Determine the type of soil you have, such as if it is sandy, rocky, or clay.
Determine The Look You Want
Consider the tone you want to convey when choosing the shades for your garden. Do you want a dramatic atmosphere, or do you want to opt for a peaceful one?
There are various color schemes you can choose from. You can opt for a complementary color scheme for a perfect dramatic look. In this, you use two colors repeatedly. For instance, you may use purple, yellow, blue, or orange. You may achieve a striking, streamlined look by combining two complementary colors. It gives a planting life and excitement.
Three colors that are similar to one another on the color wheel make up an analogous color scheme. It makes it easier to select plants that look good together. It works well for achieving color harmony in gardens. The colors yellow and green, red and yellow, and purple and Fuschia that are near to each other on the color wheel are used in this design.
If you want something peaceful and not dramatic, you can choose a monochrome garden. A single hue can give a visual impact, even if it’s a straightforward option. You can either keep every plant in the same shade or incorporate several tones of the same color.
You can also opt for warm or cool approaches if you want something simple yet appealing to the eye. You can add flowers in cool colors like green or purple or warm colors like orange or red. It’s intriguing how you can animate a garden by experimenting with color and adding energy.
Choosing equally spaced flowers and combining them results in a triad, which is another color wheel hint. It’s more challenging to pull off, but it may have a noticeable impact on visual appeal and colors.
Determine The Climate
Do you frequently experience a mild, salty breeze where you live? Or if you have a garden in an urban area prone to pollution? This level of specificity is crucial to consider because it will dictate how resilient your flower design ideas should be.
Summing up, one of the most important factors to take into account when considering the garden design is selecting color palettes. Using colors changes the atmosphere and really transforms your lawn into something beautiful. This can range from a peaceful impression produced by an artistic combination of soft tones, such as blues and purples, to vivid and energizing environments packed with deep reds and bright oranges. Combining color with other lawn elements will make your landscape appear more appealing.


The Banana Palm (Musa acuminata) is a species of banana that is native to Southeast Asia. The plant is believed to have been first domesticated in the region of the Malay Peninsula. The tree is a large herbaceous plant that can grow up to 20 meters in height.
The plant has a thick trunk and large leaves that can reach up to 2 meters in length. It produces clusters of yellow or orange flowers that give way to large fruits. The fruits of the Palm are used in many different culinary dishes and are a popular source of food in many parts of the world.
-The Banana Palm is a rich source of vitamins and minerals.
-The fruits of the Banana Palm are a good source of dietary fiber.
-The Palm is a low-maintenance plant that is easy to grow.
-It is a drought-tolerant plant that does not require much water to survive.
The Banana Palm is a drought-tolerant plant that does not require much water to survive. The plant can be grown in a variety of soil types but prefers well-drained soils. It should be watered regularly during the growing season and should be allowed to dry out between watering.
The Banana Palm prefers warm climates and can be grown in a variety of soil types but prefers well-drained soils. The plant can tolerate temperatures as low as 10 celcius but will not thrive in cooler climates.Plant should be protected from frost to prevent damage to the leaves and fruit.
How did propagation:
The Plant can be propagated by seed, division, or cuttings. The plant can also be propagated by runners.
Pest and Disease:
It is susceptible to a variety of pests and diseases. The most common pests that affect the plant are aphids, mealybugs, and scale insects. The Banana Palm is also susceptible to fungal diseases such as black rot and fusarium wilt.
The Banana Palm is commonly used as a ornamental plant in gardens and landscapes. The plant is also used in the production of fiber and paper.


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Four firms have submitted design concepts with the hope that they'll be awarded the opportunity to reinvent Detroit's 22-acre West Riverfront Park at an estimated cost of nearly $50 million.
The park's size compares to the Brooklyn Bridge Park in New York City, Maggie Daley Park in Chicago and Riverside Park in Buffalo, according to the RiverFront Conservancy.
"Our vision for the Detroit Riverfront is bold and aspirational," said Matt Cullen, chairman of the Detroit RiverFront Conservancy, in a prepared statement.
"This is a special moment for our city. We are working to complete our vision for the East Riverfront, which has become a catalyst for billions of dollars of economic development and is visited by millions of people every year. West Riverfront Park will be a regional magnet for recreation and it will have a profound impact on the lives of Detroiters for generations."
The four design firms include:
- Gustafson Guthrie Nichol (GGN)
- Hood Design Studio (HDS)
- James Corner Field Operations
- Michael Van Valkenburgh Associates (MVVA)
A large stone pier, an amphitheater, recessed concert venue, walking paths with suspension bridges, dining pavilion and a splash pad are among the attractions contained in the submitted conceptual designs.
Nearly 80 firms from across Metro Detroit and the world were sent invitations to submit preliminary design concepts. The finalists were then paid a $30,000 stipend to develop their designs.
The site of the park was privately owned and closed to the public for nearly 100 years until the Detroit RiverFront Conservancy. purchased and opened the park in 2014.
The Detroit RiverFront Conservancy's ultimate vision is to redevelop 5.5 miles of the riverfront from the MacArthur Bridge to Belle Isle in the east to the Ambassador Bridge to Canada in the west.
The eastern section of riverfront is more than 85 percent complete, according to the RiverFront Conservancy, and the next step is to enhance the west riverfront, which runs from the Joe Louis Arena to Riverside Park.
The winning design will be announced in the spring. Once selected, the Conservancy will engage the community throughout the year to refine design concepts.
"This project is driven by a community-led design process," Detroit RiverFront Conservancy CEO mark Wallace said. "We started this work by taking Detroit residents to see amazing parks around the country."
"This public design exhibition will allow thousands of people to interact with these design concepts. Our process is turning heads around the country. It has taken community input to a new level and other organizations are following our lead when it comes to public engagement."


You need to take the time to satisfy with the landscaper. You need to talk to them about what you are looking for, and they require to assist you develop a style you will love.
How will you landscape be used? An excellent design is nice, but it has to be functional. They require to understand how you are going to use your backyard and who else will be utilizing it. This will make a huge distinction in the design. exteriorarchitecture1. If you like to host big celebrations that you desire a function such as a big outdoor patio.
You want your lawn to be functional and stunning as well. What do you do not like about your existing landscaping? You must walk the backyard with the landscaper and speak about the things you already like about your yard and some of the important things you do not like. They might have the ability to utilize a few of your existing plants in a brand-new and imaginative method.
Having a negative experience can make a person mindful of dealing with a brand-new landscaper. Landscapers will wish to prevent things that clients do not like. Can We Tour the Neighborhood? While there are some towns where all the home looks the same, the landscaping can set them apart. Take a walk around and see the styles that look attractive and the ones that do not look so excellent.
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Just How Much Will be Invested on the Project and Maintenance? This is one of the most vital concerns to ask before any styles are made – exteriorarchitecture1. Different plants will need various levels of upkeep. If the homeowner wants to garden they might like manicured shrubs. If not they require plants that are easy to take care of.
The landscaper may have to recommend some concepts as far as coloring goes. The landscaper needs to offer some tips about what will look great on the home. The last word should be delegated the house owner. exteriorarchitecture1. Budgeting Details This is another issue that is going to need to be brought up.
While this may be a fooling concern to bring up, it is essential. The expense of the task need to be discussed upfront so everybody is on the exact same page about what can be done. Exists a Personalized 3D Design? As soon as a landscaper has a concept in mind, they can show it to the customer utilizing brand-new innovation.
While a drawing or perhaps a 2D image is accommodating people will be impressed at the design when they can see it in 3D. This new technology can likewise permit the landscaper to add furniture, little details, along with textures to their design. When a person sees their job in 3D, they end up being very delighted about it – exteriorarchitecture2.
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There are numerous options from the type of plants to use to where the outdoor furnishings is going to be. This new innovation is a terrific method to develop new designs and see the landscaping ideas come to life.
8. Are there above ground stuctural elements I require to be interested in for my exterior landscape? Proximity to surrounding buildings or structures, overhead wire height, utilities. Are there limitations to below-ground space? 9. Do I have a budget and is it practical? 10. Can I phase the building of my garden? There are much more concerns to ask before progressing on a garden style plan.
It may benefit you to seek advice from with a garden designer or landscape designer and see if dealing with an expert is the direction that finest fits you – exteriorarchitecture5. ** All b/w illustrations Residential Landscape Architecture, style process for the Personal House by Booth/Hiss. Color illustration Todd Haiman Landscape Design 2016.
As a designer, I have actually ended up being rather proficient at this over the years so prior to you go charging into your next on-site assessment, here is my step-by-step guide to distilling the dollar value from your brand-new client. Step One Prepare Your Client Ahead of Time Instead of merely springing the question on your prospective customer and putting them on the spot for an answer, help them be prepared to have a response by planting the seed early on.
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Use this as an opportunity to offer them something to think about between the call and the time you satisfy on website. You’re not asking them to give you a response right away, you’re asking them to make the time to believe about it.
The last thing I want you to experience is a bunch of concealed surprises.”Oh, and if you could bring some images or printouts of the sorts of things you have actually seen before that you really like, that would be really useful too.


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Fagus sylvatica ‘Asplenifolia’
This uncommon cultivar of the European beech has delicate leaves which deep pointed lobes giving a fern-like appearance.
There are two still growing on the property. See if you can find one as you walk towards Lovell Street along Appleton Road or near the entrance to the Hidden Spring Trail.
History at Hadwen
Hadwen was immensely fond of his fern-leaf beech collection. In 1900, he lectured “the Fern-Leaved beech is perhaps the most shapely in its growth of any in the family. I have several, one of which is thirty feet high and thirty feet in spread and without question the most beautiful and symmetrical tree in my collection. The foliage is finely cut and very dense, making it a marked tree in any collection.”
Detailed Species Information
Fern-leaf beech is a deciduous tree species in the family Fagaceae and is a cultivar of the European Beech (Fagus sylvatica) native to much of Europe. This large tree typically grows from 50–60 feet (15–18 meters) in height and up to 5 feet (1.5 meters) in diameter. The lifespan of the European beech ranges from 150 to 200 years, but in some cases can approach 300 years under ideal conditions. The distinctively delicate leaves of the fern-leaf beech are long and narrow with many small, pointed lobes. The fern-like appearance of these leaves is where this cultivar gets its namesake. Like other European beeches, the fern-leaf beech has smooth, gray bark.
These beeches require good drainage and adequate rainfall to thrive. European beeches are acclimated to very low light conditions and immature beeches can even be stunted by excessive sunlight. For this reason, European beech seedlings rarely survive in clearcut areas. Because of their large size, dense shade, and unique foliage, the fern-leaf beech makes an excellent shade tree and ornamental in landscaping although this cultivar is rarely found in the United States.


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Common Name: Horizon Monarch
Flower Color: Yellow with red buds
Bloom Time: Midseason
Height in feet in 10 years: 6
Hardiness: 5 F (-15 C)
Soil Conditions: Moist well drained acidic soil
Sun Exposure: Partial Shade to Full Sun
Description: The leaves are elliptic, 6 3/4" long, convex, dark green. Has a spreading growth habit. The flowers are openly funnel-shaped, 4" across, pale greenish-yellow to light yellow with a small, vivid red flare, in ball-shaped truss holds 15 flowers.


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Step lights are a specialized type of outdoor lighting that are designed to add illumination and safety to any outdoor stairs. They are intended to be installed either on the front of each stair or mounted just to the side of them to provide focused and direct lighting for each individual step. In this way, they are able to brighten up the stairway while also remaining neatly tucked away where they won’t be in the way or create a tripping hazard.
Step lights are ideal for lighting garden staircases, steps up to a deck, or even outdoor ramps if needed. They offer the distinct advantage of providing ground lighting that doesn’t have too much upwards light transfer, so they allow for a relaxed evening ambiance without sacrificing safety.
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Construction on Waterloo Greenway’s Phase II: The Confluence is well underway, with significant progress made in the last few months. This phase of the project is revitalizing Waller Creek from 4th St. to Lady Bird Lake in downtown Austin, and has been a massive undertaking by the City of Austin and Waterloo Greenway Conservancy in […]
This is an update regarding upcoming impacts from the ongoing construction of The Confluence. Water Outage The City of Austin will briefly turn off water service at 9 a.m. on Friday, September 8, for approximately an hour. Residents and businesses from 601 to 699 E. 3rd St. will potentially be affected. This process is known […]
Initial work continues near Third and Fourth Streets for a new biofiltration pond to improve water quality in Waller Creek. In addition, limited work south of Cesar Chavez Street will start Wednesday, June 7.
You may notice the contractor clearing some vegetation for access, concentrating on removing invasive plants first. Please keep in mind that the project will include extensive plantings of native vegetation and trees. The project will improve both the water quality in Waller Creek and wildlife habitat.
The next phase of Waterloo Greenway, The Confluence, will connect 4th Street to Lady Bird Lake in collaboration with the City of Austin and construction partner, Jay-Reese Contractors. Join us for a virtual meeting before construction begins this spring! Tuesday, April 18, 20236:00 PM About The ConfluenceExtensive work will include creek reconstruction to stabilize eroded slopes, creating habitats […]
Waterloo Greenway Conservancy, the City of Austin, and U.S. Congressman Lloyd Doggett announced monumental support by the federal government to propel the next important phase of Waterloo Greenway’s expansive park system project forward – The Confluence.
We invite you to learn more about Waterloo Greenway and our vision for a 1.5-mile vibrant park system, connecting Waterloo Park at 15th Street to Lady Bird Lake, with community gathering spaces, gardens, and trails around a restored Waller Creek.
On September 10, 2022, Waterloo Greenway relocated a 45” trunk diameter pecan tree to a new home along the southern end of Waller Creek in downtown Austin near the Emma S. Barrientos Mexican American Cultural Center.
We did it, Austin! After many years in the making, the construction fence surrounding Waterloo Park has come down and the 11 acres are yours once again — Waterloo Park and Moody Amphitheater are now open to the public!
You have supported us as we have worked to restore the historic Waterloo Park and create a new iconic greenspace for Austin, and for that we could not be more grateful. Though we wish we could celebrate the years of hard work with the fanfare this park and our community deserve, your health and safety […]


Have you made the most of your garden this summer? If not, there is no need to worry as you still have plenty of time to do so. Sprucing up your front garden is the perfect way to make your home feel welcoming and there are lots of little things that you can do which will instantly make your home inviting. Carry on reading for more of our front garden top tips!
Get A Lovely Gate
One of the first things that you can do when sprucing up your front gardening to make it feel more welcoming is to add a lovely, rustic gate. Choosing a unique design is a great way to add individuality to your garden and a material such as Greenwood is great as this is natural wood where the shape has not been changed and looks very organic. The most frequently used garden gates tend to be oak and chestnut. If you don’t want to spend the money on a new gate, you can instead bring life back to your gate with a coat of paint.
Get An Arch
If your garden is big enough, then why not think about getting a beautiful archway? You can place an arch over a pathway and this is something that people will always feel drawn to walk under. You can purchase this ready-made or you could even buy the arch without the plants and then choose the plants that you want to train to form the perfect arch for your garden.
While adding flowers to your garden is lovely, it still won’t feel as welcoming and inviting as it could be if there Is pavement drainage work badly needing to be carried out. This can cause pavement structures to be weakened by the water beneath them and when you remove this, it will improve the pavement performance. You can easily find manufacturers of pavement drainage channels who can provide you with tested and quality solutions that will improve performance and also reduce environmental impact.
Add Potted Plants
An easy way to extend your garden and bring It right up to your doorstep is to include lots of potted plants. These will provide color exactly where you want them to and lovely rustic baskets are fantastic also for growing herbs in too.
Climbers are one of the easiest ways to add warmth to your home and they are fantastic for those areas in which space is slightly limited. For example, if you live in a small cottage, why not get the iconic rose climbers which enhance the pretty features of the property. There are lots of different climbers that you can use for the different seasons such as sweetly scented wisteria flowers in the summer, Boston climbers in the autumn for their gorgeous color or a crimson glory vine.
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Now you can implement our top tips that will help to make your front garden feel more inviting and friendlier.


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Our knowledge about gabions allowed for the protection from flooding of a 14-hectare camp belonging to the WOL Philippines
Word of Life Philippines (WOL), a part of the nondenominational Christian organization based in the United States, operate a 14-hectare camp ideal for youth camping, church and mission retreats and conferences.
A slope situated less than 5 meters behind the camp’s canteen building was deemed to be in imminent risk of erosion and collapse by local government authorities. Maccaferri Philippines were then asked to provide lasting solution to the impending erosion control problem.
A visit to the site was conducted last year. Despite heavy vegetation on the slope, closer inspection showed the upper portion of the slope to be partially eroded with deep cracks. It was apparent that the damage was caused by the absence of adequate drainage and surface erosion during heavy rains.
Consideration also had to be given to the fact that the slope is a riverbank which, during heavy rains, is subject to rapidly rising and fast-flowing waters. Based on the slope profile, soil properties and the desire to allow this area to re-vegetate, an economical and easy to build erosion control system, addressing the unique requirements of the riverbank, needed to be urgently designed. The client advised that every effort should be made to implement a solution before the start of the next rainy season.
Considering the height of flood water in the river, the solution proposed used a combination of Maccaferri gabions at the toe of the slope and MacMat R reinforced erosion control mat for the upper portion of the slope. This required the existing slope to be trimmed of unnecessary vegetation and, where appropriate, back-filling some portions of the slope to achieve a better profile. Further, it was necessary to install an interceptor drain canal on top of the slope to address surface runoff and to serve as the primary anchorage of the MacMat R.
Besides being a cheap alternative to other erosion control systems, MacMat R has the distinct advantage of fitting the slope geometry perfectly due to size and flexibility. The slope will promote vegetation making the site aesthetically pleasing. This is turn will enhance moisture-retention in the season and will continue as a permanent erosion control system throughout the life of the product.
The project, completed shortly before the start of the rainy season, has stood up well to recent tropical storms and heavy rains.


The Creative Design Process
Using the Single Source Design-Build Method, every member of Wade Landscape Design (masons, landscape specialists, project managers, trade workers and designers) work together as a unified team focused on bringing the client’s dreams to life. The Single-Source Method ensures the highest level of quality and communication from conception to completion. Our designers and project managers develop a close working relationship with the client to ensure we meet all their expectations. Every client is an essential part of our team; they are involved throughout the entire project, from design to construction to maintaining the landscape after.
Singe Source Advantages
- The homeowner is an essential member of our team.
- Eliminates design changes and unnecessary construction drawings that come with additional design fees.
- A unified team solves problems together without conflict.
- A single source of communication, management, and coordination ensures the highest level of quality from conception to completion.
- Teamwork ensures better cooperation between designers and installers.
- Single source schedule management makes life easier for everyone on the team, including you.
- Every member of the team is focused on bringing the client’s dreams to life.
How It Works
First, contact us to schedule your initial consultation with one of our designers. The designer will meet with you, discuss your goals and expectations, and evaluate your property. Then our team will prepare a proposal that outlines the design specifications and cost. Once this proposal is accepted, the design process begins.
Every project starts with a vision that’s based on your dreams and desires. A conceptual plan, custom to your property, puts your vision on paper for you to review and discuss. The conceptual plan is not detailed, and changes can be made. From there we develop the master landscape plan to present to you with a detailed cost analysist. Once the contract is signed, we get to work bringing your outdoors to life!


You require to take the time to fulfill with the landscaper. You require to talk to them about what you are looking for, and they need to assist you establish a design you will love.
A great style is good, however it has to be practical. They need to know how you are going to use your yard and who else will be utilizing it.
You desire your yard to be functional and lovely. You must walk around the backyard with the landscaper and talk about the things you currently like about your backyard and some of the things you do not like.
Having an unfavorable experience can make an individual mindful of working with a new landscaper. Landscapers will desire to avoid things that clients do not like. Take a walk around and see the designs that look attractive and the ones that do not look so excellent.
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Various plants will require different levels of upkeep. If not they require plants that are easy to take care of.
The landscaper might need to recommend some concepts as far as coloring goes. The landscaper must provide some tips about what will look great on the house. The last word should be delegated the homeowner. landscape design a backyard Sutherland Shire. Budgeting Information This is another issue that is going to need to be brought up.
The cost of the task must be discussed in advance so everyone is on the same page about what can be done. Is There a Personalized 3D Style?
While an illustration and even a 2D image is accommodating individuals will be surprised at the design when they can see it in 3D. This new technology can likewise permit the landscaper to include furniture, little information, along with textures to their design. When an individual sees their task in 3D, they end up being really excited about it – Sutherland Shire landscaping design.
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There are lots of options from the type of plants to use to where the outside furniture is going to be. This brand-new innovation is a great method to produce new styles and see the landscaping ideas come to life.
Are there above ground stuctural factors I require to be concerned with for my exterior landscape? Do I have a spending plan and is it practical? There are many more questions to ask before moving forward on a garden style plan.
It may benefit you to speak with a garden designer or landscape designer and see if dealing with an expert is the direction that finest fits you – landscape design a backyard Sutherland Shire. ** All b/w illustrations Residential Landscape Architecture, design process for the Personal Home by Booth/Hiss. Color illustration Todd Haiman Landscape Style 2016.
As a designer, I’ve ended up being rather good at this throughout the years so before you go charging into your next on-site assessment, here is my step-by-step guide to distilling the dollar worth from your new client. Step One Prepare Your Consumer Ahead of Time Instead of merely springing the concern on your possible customer and putting them on the area for an answer, help them be prepared to have an answer by planting the seed early on.
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Use this as an opportunity to offer them something to believe about between the call and the time you meet on website. You’re not asking to offer you an answer immediately, you’re asking to make the time to think of it. Here’s a few of the things I state: “I’m truly looking forward to meeting you on -day, prior to you go, one of the important things I was hoping you might have a consider before we fulfill is how much you’re believing you wish to invest in this task.””I’m not sure if you have actually already believed about this and I don’t need an answer from you now, since I know this is a truly uncomfortable subject to go over, however it will truly help me to make sure you get the best value for cash if I have some concept of the budget we’ll be working within.””To offer you a concept, my customers typically return to me with a figure range to the nearest $5k, so for instance $45-50thousand.
The last thing I want you to experience is a bunch of concealed surprises. We like to get things right from the start. If you might have a think about that, it would be an excellent assistance. If you’re not exactly sure where to start, I’ll bring some examples of previous projects and we can talk more about it in person.””Oh, and if you could bring some images or printouts of the sorts of things you’ve seen prior to that you actually like, that would be truly helpful too.


Mya Natalia patio design, 2018-03-13 07:56:00. ou can pick up patio design ideas from videos, patio sketches, books on patio design, photo galleries and articles you can view from the net. There are lots of websites that can help you in your project. Look for those who offer free patio catalogs. You can also consult with a reputable landscape designer around your area. When you find one, make actual visits to his finished patio projects so you can see firsthand how creative and artistic the designer is. In designing your patio, there are various factors, options and choices to consider. You can build a patio which is attached to your house. Or you can opt for a detached patio. Some basic facts such as patio size, shape, surface textures, enclosure options, patterns and finishes are design considerations. Various materials to choose are concrete, stone, tile, brick, pavers or gravel. You have to consider the important functions your patio will serve. Factors such as location’s accessibility, exposure to sun and your planned activities of entertaining, dining and sun bathing play important part in determining the appropriate patio designs.
Gemma Francesca patio design, 2018-03-12 08:46:49. But it is generally a wise choice to plan the designs in keeping with the overall outdoor environment of your home. You might want a blue shade which reflects the open outdoors as well as the openness of the skies. On the other hand, a rather dark, yet colorful autumn mix can reflect the tree lined leafy environment. Similarly, you can mix or match which suits your inspiration. More importantly, you need to take the following things in consideration before you decide on patio designs.
sabria Aleela patio design, 2018-03-12 08:46:46. What do I want my patio to look like?" This is another important piece of the puzzle and one that you should also spend time with. A good patio designer will integrate your uses into a pleasing design. One that will accentuate certain features of your home while expanding your personality to the outside. The most difficult part of a patio design idea is the marriage between functionality and aesthetics. Brick and concrete patio pavers give you a lot of design flexibility. Radial designs typically will soften corners and create interesting curves. Square and rectangle patio designs, whether parallel with the house or on a 45 degree angle, are used to accentuate dimensional features of a home. Using different colors and/or styles of pavers in different areas will help define space on your patio. For example, a circle pattern may define a fire pit area.
Mariana Lucia patio design, 2018-03-12 08:46:47. If you’re looking for a nice patio; one that you can not only show off, but also one you can use; there are several guidelines to follow to improve your chances of success. There are three questions that you should ask yourself. If you answer these questions honestly you will be able to create a patio design that is not only functional, but also beautiful.
Mya Natalia patio design, 2018-03-12 08:46:47. "Do your homework!" The more time you invest at the front end of your patio project, the easier and more enjoyable the installation will be. Spending a few hundred dollars on a formal design may end up saving you several thousand dollars and aggravation. There are also websites with large libraries of pre-designed patios that you can browse and purchase for a fraction of the cost of a custom design. They typically provide you with additional information such as; material list, color palettes and product details, helpful installation tips and how tos.
Gemma Francesca patio design, 2018-03-12 08:46:46. For instance, you can add a nice patio cooler for beautifying the outdoor décor. Trust one this... it will change the way your summer patio environment for sure. Patio coolers are novel gadgets and provide you with more inspiration for extending a homely environment into the backyard. Adding a cooler can also help you make a great impact on the guests who will love to have a good time at your outdoor patio.
sabria Aleela patio design, 2018-03-12 08:46:49. Besides patio coolers, you can also consider using flagstone patio designs as it is quite a common and affordable. There are innumerable design themes that you can introduce with flagstones. A great plus for you is the wide selection textures, looks or feels that flagstones come with. You can choose from the innumerable colors and patterns of these flagstones, which add a distinctive design to your patio design.
Giovanni Isabella patio design, 2018-03-12 08:46:48. If you live in a particularly rainy or hot (tropical countries) of the world, knowing how to install a patio roof can increase the usefulness of the patio. In addition, a roof can also be constructed over an existing arbor, if you find that the arbor does not provide enough protection. Professionally designed and built roofs can be quite complex but the main advantage is that it can convert a patio into a true outdoor room. Roofs may also be constructed if the patio is adjacent to the house in order to help shade part of the house as well as the patio itself. If you really have interest in a covered patio roof designs, it is best to discuss your options with professional roof builders who has experience with outdoor planning.
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But it is generally a wise choice to plan the designs in keeping with the overall outdoor environment of your home. You might want a blue shade which reflects the open outdoors as well as the openness of the skies. On the other hand, a rather dark, yet colorful autumn mix can reflect the tree lined leafy environment. Similarly, you can mix or match which suits your inspiration. More importantly, you need to take the following things in consideration before you decide on patio designs.
Having a covered patio would definitely be wonderful. Therefore, if you have decided to have one, start looking for a good variety of covered patio designs. Putting up one will somehow help you realize the relevance of spending quality time with your loved ones and the importance of establishing good relationship Anyway, bear in mind that there are many different options to cover your patio. There are some patio covers or fabrics that will be better for shade than rain and visa-versa. Here is a brief list of some of the ways to cover your patio.
Most patios are sited immediately adjacent to the rear exit from the house because it is convenient - this may not be the best location for your patio. The back of the house may be shaded all day and therefore not ideal if you wish to like to sit in the sun. Consider a small terrace to the rear of the house with another seating area somewhere else in the garden which gets more sun. When designing a garden it’s a good idea to include more than one patio.. One patio can be sited so that it catches the last of the evening sun to provide a warm spot for an evening drink or meal. This makes the garden much more interesting and ensures that you are using more of the garden.
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Flagstone is changing into an more and more widespread stone to make use of when landscaping the house. You’ll use it for walkways and patios giving your out of doors decor an enthralling glance. However what precisely is flagstone? Listed here are the information!
Flagstone is a gorgeous flat stone created from sedimentary rock. Sedimentary rock is made up of “sediment” which is small bits of different rocks, sand, dust, pepples and many others. Over lengthy classes of time this residue turns into glued in combination and bureaucracy a troublesome floor stone. Flagstone is made similar to this; principally this is a sandstone shaped principally from sand debris, felspar, quartz and cemented with silica and/or calcium. Flagstone is regularly puzzled with slate however slate is a metamorphic rock created from clay or volcanic rock.
Flagstone is available in quite a lot of color combos this selection makes it relatively widespread. It’s also very sturdy as an set up and since it’s shaped in nature, it is vitally difficult! Relying on the place and the way it used to be shaped the colors can broadly range. The commonest of the flagstone colors are beige, darkish brown, red and peach. It isn’t unusual to search out gold, white or even inexperienced or blue flagstone.
There may be all kinds of makes use of for flagstone however it’s maximum regularly used for patios and walkways. It’s naturally slip evidence and likewise relatively gorgeous. This makes it a really perfect subject material for out of doors surfaces.
Laying flagstone for a patio or walkway isn’t that tough and if completed as it should be can final a life-time!


4 Reasons Why Your Yard Requirements Extra Indigenous Plants If you have actually checked out indigenous plants, you may wonder just how precisely they are so helpful to your yard. While you may understand that plants aboriginal to certain locations can assist improve water high quality and also minimize tornado damage, you might not recognize the full degree of their effectiveness. In fact, research study has actually revealed that several plants are helpful to your yards. With that said in mind, below are 4 reasons why your yard needs extra native plants today. They may not seem as exotic or awe inspiring as several of the much more popular unique plants out there, yet they are all sort of beneficial. To read more about this company view here! First of all, indigenous plants are a lot reduced maintenance than some unique plants. They do not require a lot of water, color, plant food, or unique care from you. Most of locals will also tolerate various other sorts of parasites and illness, and also don’t require annual upkeep like some exotic plants. This is because they are adjusted to the type of atmosphere that they reside in, and also they often tend to do fine with minimal maintenance. Indigenous plants are also much safer than several of the various other options that you have. While some unique plants can be really harmful, indigenous plants are really most likely to kill you or your children if unintentionally consumed. That’s since they have less all-natural enemies in the wild, and their habitats often tend to be less most likely to be attacked by other insects and animals. They additionally have much less opportunity of polluting the air and water, as well as are hence more environmentally friendly. Lastly, natives are an excellent enhancement to your landscape because they can carry out many functions. As an example, specific native plants can work as a fence, hedge, or screen and also act to separate up huge areas. Click here for more info. There are a couple of various other reasons that your garden requires native plants also. While they aren’t technically intrusive or “attacking” other people’s area, they do tend to stick out like an aching thumb. As an example, if you are trying to expand tall grass before a residence or on a pathway, you really intend to make use of indigenous plants to separate the room as well as supply privacy. They can likewise assist maintain soil wetness levels in your yard where it requires to be and so that you do not wind up with mounds of damp soil around your plants that can be challenging to tidy. You additionally do not have to worry about dead or dying plants obstructing your landscape with decay. The reason why indigenous plants are so great for your garden is because they merely won’t pass away. They are not influenced by insects or illness, so they do not damage down and rot away. As a matter of fact, some native plants can live for hundreds, even thousands of years, so you will be saving yourself quite a bit of cash in upkeep over the future. Check this site and read more now about this product. Another reason that your garden need to have more indigenous plants is that some selections of plants are merely much better for your lawn in general than others. There are certain plants that have natural pest repellents in them that also assist protect against specific pests from damaging your garden. See page and click for more details now! These consist of ladybugs, raspberries, ground beetles, moths, dragonflies, and also particular aphids. And on top of that, a few of these plants are very attractive in their own right, which is another reason that you may think about growing them. Take a while to surf about at our website for more details on this subject, and also spend some time to see your neighborhood baby room to speak to among our knowledgeable specialists.


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Palm trees have always been a symbol of relaxation, tropical paradise, and warm sun. But in recent years, their beauty has been enhanced by a new addition – lights. Lights in palm trees create a magical atmosphere, transforming ordinary landscapes into extraordinary ones. This article will explore the beauty and benefits of using lights in palm trees, as well as the various types of lights and how to install them.
The Beauty of Lights in Palm Trees
The beauty of lights in palm trees is undeniable. They add warmth and charm to any location, from a small backyard to a lavish resort. The soft, warm glow of the lights is inviting and creates an inviting atmosphere. The lights highlight the natural shapes of the palm trees, making them more eye-catching and giving them an otherworldly appearance.
Another advantage of lights in palm trees is their versatility. They come in various shapes, sizes, and colors, making it easy to create different moods and effects. For example, small, subtle lights can add a delicate touch to a garden or patio, while large, colorful lights can add a festive touch to a beach party or celebration.
The Benefits of Lights in Palm Trees
Aside from their beauty, there are several benefits of lights in palm trees.
Firstly, they can improve security. Palm trees with lights are less likely to be targeted by thieves or vandals, as they are more visible and less tempting to attack. Additionally, lights can increase visibility around the area, making it easier to navigate and avoid accidents.
Secondly, lights in palm trees can increase property value. A well-lit property, with a beautifully illuminated palm tree, is more attractive to buyers, especially those looking for a tropical paradise or vacation home.
Finally, lights in palm trees are environmentally friendly. They can be powered by solar energy, reducing the need for electricity and saving on energy bills. Additionally, they do not emit harmful pollutants such as carbon dioxide or sulfur dioxide, unlike conventional lights.
Types of Lights for Palm Trees
There are several types of lights that can be used for palm trees, including spotlights, strand lights, and lanterns.
Spotlights are ideal for highlighting particular areas of a palm tree, such as the trunk or the leaves. They are usually installed on the ground and can be adjusted to direct the light where it is needed.
Strand lights, also known as fairy lights or string lights, are a popular and versatile option. They come in various lengths and colors, and can be wrapped around a palm tree trunk or draped over the branches.
Lanterns are another beautiful option. They come in various shapes and materials, such as paper or metal, and can be hung from the branches of the palm tree.
How to Install Lights in Palm Trees
Installing lights in palm trees can be a daunting task, but with the right tools and instructions, it can be done fairly easily.
Firstly, choose the type of lights you want to use and decide where to place them on the palm tree. It’s a good idea to plan the layout before starting, to ensure that the lights are evenly spaced and look uniform.
Secondly, measure the circumference of the palm tree trunk and choose the right length of lights accordingly. Strand lights can be cut to size, but it’s important to check the instructions before doing so.
Next, attach the lights to the palm tree. For strand lights, wrap them around the trunk or branches, securing them with zip ties. For spotlights or lanterns, use a drill to make small holes in the trunk or branches and attach the lights with screws.
Finally, make sure the lights are connected to a power source, such as a solar panel or outlet. Test the lights to make sure they are working correctly and enjoy the beautiful results!


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Botanical Name: Aeonium arboreum 'Electra', Aeonium 'Pinwheel'
Common Name: Purple Pinwheel Aeonium
A succulent that forms robust rosettes of dense, purple-black leaves emerging from bright green centers. Rosettes resemble pinwheels at the tips of bare, branched stems. As each rosette reaches maturity, a panicle of yellow flowers blooms.
USDA Zone: Zones 9 - 11
Sunset Zone: Zones 15 - 17, 20 - 24
Mature Height: 1 - 2 feet
Mature Width: 2 - 3 feet
Light Needs: Full Sun, Filtered Sun, Partial Sun, Partial Shade, Shade
Water Needs: Low


You require to take the time to meet with the landscaper. You need to talk to them about what you are looking for, and they require to assist you develop a style you will love.
How will you landscape be used? An excellent style is good, however it has to be functional. They need to understand how you are going to utilize your lawn and who else will be utilizing it. This will make a huge distinction in the design. exteriorarchitecture1. If you like to host huge parties that you desire a function such as a big patio area.
You want your yard to be functional and lovely. You should stroll around the backyard with the landscaper and talk about the things you already like about your lawn and some of the things you do not like.
Having a negative experience can make a person cautious of working with a brand-new landscaper. Landscapers will want to avoid things that clients do not like. Take a walk around and see the styles that look attractive and the ones that do not look so excellent.
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Different plants will need different levels of upkeep. If not they require plants that are simple to take care of.
The landscaper may need to suggest some ideas as far as coloring goes. The landscaper needs to use some tips about what will look great on the home. The final say needs to be delegated the house owner. exteriorarchitecture5. Budgeting Details This is another concern that is going to require to be raised.
The cost of the project should be gone over upfront so everybody is on the same page about what can be done. Is There a Custom-made 3D Design?
While a drawing or even a 2D image is accommodating people will be astonished at the style when they can see it in 3D. This brand-new innovation can likewise enable the landscaper to add furnishings, little information, in addition to textures to their style. When an individual sees their task in 3D, they become really thrilled about it – exteriorarchitecture3.
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There are numerous options from the type of plants to utilize to where the outdoor furnishings is going to be. This brand-new technology is an excellent way to create new styles and see the landscaping ideas come to life.
Are there above ground stuctural elements I require to be concerned with for my outside landscape? Do I have a budget plan and is it reasonable? There are many more questions to ask before moving forward on a garden design plan.
It may benefit you to talk to a garden designer or landscape designer and see if working with a professional is the direction that finest fits you – exteriorarchitecture1. ** All b/w illustrations Residential Landscape Architecture, design process for the Private Home by Booth/Hiss. Color illustration Todd Haiman Landscape Style 2016.
As a designer, I’ve ended up being rather proficient at this for many years so prior to you go charging into your next on-site consultation, here is my detailed guide to distilling the dollar worth from your new customer. Step One Prepare Your Client Ahead of Time Instead of merely springing the question on your potential customer and putting them on the area for an answer, help them be prepared to have a response by planting the seed early on.
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Utilize this as an opportunity to provide something to believe about in between the call and the time you satisfy on site. You’re not inquiring to offer you a response immediately, you’re inquiring to make the time to believe about it. Here’s some of the important things I say: “I’m really anticipating conference you on -day, prior to you go, one of the things I was hoping you might have a think of prior to we fulfill is just how much you’re believing you ‘d like to invest in this task.””I’m not sure if you’ve already believed about this and I do not require a response from you now, because I know this is a truly awkward subject to talk about, however it will actually assist me to make sure you get the best worth for money if I have some idea of the budget we’ll be working within.””To offer you an idea, my customers normally come back to me with a figure range to the nearest $5k, so for example $45-50thousand.
The last thing I desire you to experience is a bunch of covert surprises. We like to get things right from the start. If you could have a consider that, it would be an excellent aid. If you’re uncertain where to begin, I’ll bring some examples of previous jobs and we can talk more about it in individual.””Oh, and if you could bring some images or printouts of the sorts of things you have actually seen prior to that you really like, that would be really valuable too.


Richard Manion Architecture Inc. creates distinctive traditional residences with a respect for classical forms. Their signature style draws upon English, French, Italian and Mediterranean influences to reflect authentic details and a sophisticated sense of place for the 21st century.
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If we are a good fit for the type of project you are envisioning, head to our Set Up A Consult page or call our Office at 612.789.9381 and lets get started. Our designers will set up a free Consultation Meeting to go over your project and talk about how we can help.
Our Design Fees
At the Consultation Meeting our designer will give you a sense of how we would approach your project and discuss your budget. They will also give you a price for a design, based on the size and complexity of your project. The design fee, paid up-front, is a stand-alone element that usually runs around $600 for a backyard design and $700-1,000 for a full-yard design.
The Design Phase
We provide you with a completed design using Dynascape design software, and pictures of the elements and materials. Most designs are completed with a Major Design and one or two revisions. The design process typically takes around 5 weeks.


There are also some truly serene and magical observations of waterfalls in nature. These waterfall-inspired designs are creatively combined with visual aesthetics and turned right into their structure and layout.
Whether it’s a downward flow of water, or a fantastic sight flowing freely from the top of the mountain, The waterfall often provides a whole feeling of soothing and relaxing. This is one of the reasons why both architects and designers have chosen to bring this emotional and visual look to their products and designs. From the stunning appearance of modern showers that mimic the flow of waterfalls flowing down the walls, these waterfall-inspired designs are sure to put people in a more relaxed mood without time.
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We love our new spaces that Yod, Kyle, Troy, Jeff, Chuck, and Spencer created for us. Their attention to detail and attentiveness to our vision made living through construction all worth it as the end result is totally phenomenal! Our outdoor pavilion area is not only solving our decades long drainage issues, but has provided a sanctuary during COVID times, enabling us to spend time outside at a distance with friends and family. Our greenhouse is just an absolute dream and we learned so much through the process of working with Yod to build it. The crew also added a beautiful new entry to the front of our house as well and built us a new gate. They can do it all!


We are absolutely delighted to have won the 2021 ProLandscaper Award for Industry Collaboration!
We won the award for our work on the Greenfingers Charity garden at Rainbows Hospice for Children and Young People in Loughborough, where we were commissioned to extend and redesign the Remembrance Garden.
Inspired by the individual care, sensitivity and happy 'colourful' attention each family received from the Rainbows Team, we wanted to design a family-centred space with private and restful spaces for year-round visits.
We worked closely with the charity and the hospice to approach a number of specialists and suppliers to make the most of the funds. The response was fantastic and very early on, landscapers Alfresco Landscaping responded positively and sensitively, and delivered the project on time and to budget - their skills allowed us to sustainably re-use most materials on-site, including stones from the old water feature which they painstakingly re-set as communal benches.
Joining the collaboration, metal fabricators Caltef Designs created a life-sized remembrance tree, and local glassmaker Lynn Jackson ran workshops with bereaved families to make personalised glass leaves to commemorate those that they had lost.
This project has been a fantastic collaboration of like-minded professionals and individuals, who have dedicated their time and skills to creating this very special place. The team ultimately delivered a wonderful outcome for the Hospice and the Charity showing how the industry can truly come together with shared values, expertise, respect and care - this team was definitely stronger together.
We’re excited to say that we’ve been invited by the RHS to design planting displays around the showground at this year’s Chelsea Flower Show!
Having been asked last year, when the Show had to unfortunately be cancelled, we are happy to know that despite a postponement, it will now be taking place in September.
Of course, that does mean that we’re having to re-think our plants for a late summer display…...but that just involves more research and trips to specialist nurseries, which we love!!
Looking forward to sharing our vision for the spaces…...
So a week and a day (it's been a busy week!) into Lockdown 2.0 for England.
We hope it's been OK for you so far.
We ended the first week in true Lockdown style with a Zoom lecture - the annual #NGS talk, this year by Sue and #TomStuartSmith. Inspiring to hear about all the projects Tom is involved with (we're already planning a post LD2.0 trip to #Wakefield to the #HepworthMuseumandGarden and #RHSBridgewater) and to hear more about Sue's book - #TheWellGardenedMind - a must read for these times.
Both speakers reminded us of words from our 2015 #RHSHamptonCourt #FoundationsForGrowth garden that #JamesRaffan kindly gave us permission to use. 'Information alone can never become knowledge, and knowledge never becomes wisdom without some kind of rooting in the good soil of experience'
True of so many aspects of life, but in relation to our own green spaces, the feeling of soil between your fingers, running hands through wispy grasses or wrapping palms around the bark of a tree, it really does strike home. So whether it's the feathery feel of grasses and Leptinella, the crispy seedheads of #Phlomis or the furry Lamb's-ear (Stachys byzantina), using your sense of touch (following current guidelines obviously!) helps make that all important connection with nature that is so beneficial to us all, - even if we don’t quite know it yet!! Until next time.....
Oh my word, THE perfect Autumn day - colours galore, blue skies and crisp air.
If you can, make sure you take a visit to Knoll Gardens in Dorset soon. It is the perfect place to see how to not just incorporate, but really celebrate one of our favourite plants in the garden.....grasses. They are so versatile and absolutely do set the tone in a space.
Everywhere you turn at Knoll there's a riot of colour combinations and clever tapestry of textures. The Garden is designed with inviting paths, beautiful vistas and plenty of quiet stops tucked away amongst the plants. A joy!
Choosing plants with a long season of colour and interest was key in one of our recent projects, as our clients view the garden from their large, airy living space and glass walls all year round.
Plants with a second autumn flowering like Achillea 'Terracotta' has worked really well through both summer and autumn colour schemes. And adding grasses like the wonderfully named, Pheasant's Tail Grass (Anemanthele lessoniana), has also added texture and movement, along with flame-like seasonal colour.
Wonderful year-round coppery tones of Uncinia rubra echo the stunning Acer that was a striking existing tree in this garden, colours that we also picked out, in the ever present vibrant foliage of Heuchera ‘Hopscotch’.
Sedums are also doing their thing beautifully at the moment, with the stunning deep burgundy of ‘Jose Aubergine’ and the fresher deeper pinks of ‘Autumn Joy’ (perfect name!). Dark purple-black fine strappy leaves of Ophiopogon planiscapus ‘Nigrescens’ pick up the deeper purple colours leading round to brighter Verbena officinalis 'Bampton’, Thyme and Salvia officinalis 'Tricolor'. A structural evergreen backdrop sets the colours off fantastically.
There really is so much choice - go brighten these shortening days up with colour.....
Genuinely the best bit about designing, building and planting a garden, is coming back to the space once the plants have had a chance to get established in their new home!
Trees and interesting shrubs always make a good first impression, but it's the smaller herbaceous plants, ferns and grasses that fill out the space, blur the boundaries and soften all of the edges.
On visiting a garden this week that we completed just over a year ago, we were delighted to see our vision for the space realised. We had designed the sloping site with gentle stone steps, cor-ten steel retaining walls and wide resting platforms, intentionally leaving large planting spaces between levels. Steps going in different directions along with the large planting pockets entice you to journey through whichever way you please.
Now, hardy ferns spill over the steps, grasses arch over the steel walls, and perennials like Astilbe creep through the gaps. As you walk through the shady side of the garden, you find yourself slowing down to walk between the planting, noticing all of the different textures, unaware of any hard edges.
We always liken planting in the garden to soft furnishings in the house - they provide colour and interest, pull the scheme together, and soften all the hard edges.
So go on and get planting!
Whilst we have missed doing our daily 'green light' posts (which we started in lockdown), it has been lovely getting back to work.
This week, we have been planting in Cambridgeshire - a scheme for the garden that we designed, that is nearly complete.
Lots of evergreen structure, tall grasses and floaty perennials will weave their way through new gravel beds and lawn borders.
We'll post pictures of the finished project, when the rest of the hard landscaping is complete, but here are a few of the lovely plants that we chose which really suit the architecture and colour of our clients' home;
- Achillea 'Terracotta'
- Heucherella 'Hopscotch'
- Taxus 'Fastigiata'
Grasses are one of our favourite plants to use in a scheme.....and there are so many to choose from!
Whether you prefer a 'neat' short grass like Carex, or a billowing ornamental grass like Stipa gigantea, these plants provide some fantastic contrasting texture in the border.
Grasses look great as part of a mixed planting scheme (modernising an existing border) or planted en masse on their own. Some species also offer movement, which can be very important in a static space. And of course the shadows they provide against walls or hard landscaping give them added presence.
Our go-to grass is Anemanthale lessoniana (or pheasant's tail grass) as it is evergreen and turns to fantastic shades of bronze in the autumn and winter. It does only lasts a couple of years, but self-seeds so easily, that you may never have to buy a replacement!
And so the week began with an #RHS 'Members Day' for the first day of the week at #RHSChelsea. Normally a day for the gardens to really showcase themselves with eye-catching performers and getting the all important celebrity visits to help promote the garden and its charity, sponsors and good causes.
Yesterday #BBC coverage focused on colour and how important it is to have in the garden (even if it's lots of shades of green), and what ideas we can take away with us. Using darker foliage to offset other brighter colours and bring balance to a scheme was one idea, picking out different elements of the plants from stems to bark to foliage to bring a scheme together. This is something we always try to do with our planting schemes to get the most from plants year round.
Another idea was how pastel colours or a muted scheme choosing a harmonising palette of one to two colours can bring that sense of peace and tranquility.
One of our favourites from last year's show was the Montessori garden which used colour to dramatic and joyful effect and was definitely not muted! Picking out colour in the materials used, with the plants to help bring cohesion and fun to the whole garden.
Using plants and bulbs in containers is another way to move colour around the garden and change it up through the seasons and year to year. Even if it's just on your window sill - have a go!
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We like to keep our eyes open to new inspiration and share our ideas and our work.


Having a patio installed on your property is a great way for you to enjoy your outdoor living space in Michigan. If you are thinking about having a patio installed on your property, there are three important things to consider. First, you need to decide which material you want your patio to be constructed out of. Make sure you choose a material that is durable and beautiful. Once the material has been decided, you can now choose from a wide variety of patterns that will make your new patio stand out. If you want to continue to enjoy your patio at night, consider installing outdoor lighting as well!
1. What material do you want your patio to be constructed out of?
When it comes to choosing the material you want your new patio to be constructed with, you'll want to choose a material that is durable and attractive. The material should be able to last a long time, but also enhance the aesthetics of your property. High-quality materials that will complement your property and also look natural include:
- Brick pavers - Brick pavers come in a variety of different colors and can be arranged in various ways to ensure they look the way you want them to.
- Clay paving stone - This type of paving stone is extremely durable. With their natural colors, they will not fade as easily over time compared to artificial colors.
- Natural stone - Natural stone is a great choice for any patio, whether it is in a traditional or contemporary landscape. It is one of the most versatile material choices with different colors, styles, and textures available that will help your patio stand out.
2. What type of pattern do you want to use for your new patio?
The type of pattern you want to use is the next important factor to think about after selecting the material. You can select from a variety of different patterns, each of which is unique in its own way. Here are a few popular patterns used for patios:
- Herringbone - This design pattern is made up of alternating vertical and horizontal pieces of the material you choose to create a memorable zig-zag design. The herringbone pattern is a great choice if you want to bring something unique and modern to your new patio
- Basketweave - This is a pattern that is used by laying the pavers in alternate directions to create a pattern that resembles a woven basket. It is a popular choice because of the simplicity and versatility it offers.
- Running bond - The running bond pattern is created by installing pavers side by side in a straight line. Every other row is staggered by half its length to create a symmetrical pattern, making every other row line up perfectly in the end.
3. Do you want to be able to use your patio at night?
Don't restrict your use of your brand-new, beautiful patio to just the daytime hours! Installing outdoor lighting can improve your patio even more and ensure that you can keep enjoying the outdoors even after the sun has set. Different lighting techniques can be used to make your patio stand out and make it possible for your family and friends to use it at night.
LED lights are the most energy-efficient and safest option for outdoor lighting.
Give us a call to schedule our patio installation service.
At Rose Landscape Services, we can install a new patio on your property so that you can make the most out of your outdoor living space. We offer a variety of materials for you to choose from and you can pick a pattern that meets your aesthetic preferences. We offer our patio installation service to commercial and residential properties in Grand Rapids, Ada, Cascade, MI, and surrounding areas. Call (616) 293-0361 to schedule our patio installation service for your property today!


Our Grande natural stackstone has rustic brown, greys and cream hues.
Each product is pre-prepared to present a natural open cut and irregular surface texture to create an authentic appearance.
These come in many stone types and colours and are cut flat on the backside ready to be glued on to a whole range of existing structures.
Commonly used for Fireplaces, retaining walls, feature walls, water features, letter boxes, bbq's, benches and outdoor kitchens.
Grande Stackstone Body Tiles - 600 x 150 x 10-20mm
Matching Corner Sets. The Corner set comes in two pieces, with one long 400mm piece and one shorter 200mm pieces = Total size 600 x 150 x 10-20mm
11.11 pieces per square metre.


The sun was shining as over 300 people spent the day with us at the lovely Llanover Garden, with owners Ross & Elizabeth Murray generously opening the gorgeous, listed garden’s gates in support of Horatio’s Garden Wales on Saturday 25th July.
As one of the South Wales countryside’s best kept secrets, people were delighted to be able to make the most of the breath-taking landscape, with the 18-acre garden framed by the dramatic, beautiful Black Mountains.
Throughout the afternoon, guests shared how stunning they had found the garden to be, whilst they also relished the delicious cream teas that were available throughout the afternoon. Taken together, the two were the perfect summer treat!
Having been purchased by Benjamin Waddinton, the direct ancestor of the current owners, in 1792, the gardens have been continually developed by six generations of the same family. Beginning with the creation of a series of ponds, cascades and rills, Benjamin created the backbone of the garden.
Since then, the garden has become home to herbaceous borders, a water garden, champion trees and three areas devoted to wildflowers, with the entrance drive boasting over 18 key indicator species, meaning it’s regarded as an excellent example of species-rich grassland.
With guests meandering the afternoon away, countless people commented on how thrilled they were to discover some sort of horticultural delight around every corner. Among the most talked about features of the gardens were the intriguing trees, many of which are unusual and were planted by Robin Herbert V.M.H., a past President of the Royal Horticultural Society. As well as lending wonderful summer structure, many of them are also known for their spectacular autumn colour, including the acers, nyssas, caryas and liquidambars.
Everyone was sorry to see an end to the afternoon, however all those who attended came away not only feeling as though they had seen something incredibly special, but also that they now had a welcome newfound knowledge and appreciation for Horatio’s Garden Wales.
We are so grateful to Ross & Elizabeth for generously opening their garden in support of the charity, whilst we also really appreciate the support of everyone who joined us for the day. Together, you helped to raise over £5,000 for Horatio’s Garden Wales, a phenomenal total that will truly change people’s lives.


Embracing Herb Spirals in Permaculture: A Harmonious Blend of Functionality and Beauty
In the realm of permaculture design, one key principle reigns supreme: maximizing efficiency and synergy between various elements of the ecosystem. Herb spirals epitomize this philosophy, offering a dynamic and space-saving solution to integrate diverse herbs into the garden landscape. In this blog post, we will explore the reasons why incorporating herb spirals into your garden design can elevate your permaculture efforts to new heights. Additionally, we will delve into the step-by-step process of building your herb spiral and choosing the right plants for this thriving microcosm.
1. Understanding the Magic of Herb Spirals
At its core, a herb spiral is a carefully constructed, raised garden bed that is shaped like a spiral, rising gently to form a small hill. The design mimics the natural growth patterns of plants, capitalizing on vertical space to accommodate a wide range of herbs in one compact area. Here's why herb spirals are highly regarded in permaculture circles:
- Enhanced Microclimates: Herb spirals create multiple microclimates within a small footprint. The highest point receives more sunlight and heat, replicating the warm and dry conditions favoured by Mediterranean herbs like rosemary and thyme. As the spiral descends, it offers cooler and more shaded areas for moisture-loving herbs like mint and parsley.
- Water Efficiency: The spiral's unique design allows water to trickle down from the top to the base, ensuring that every plant receives its required share of hydration. This efficient water distribution reduces wastage and supports the growth of plants with varying water needs.
- Increased Biodiversity: By accommodating a wide array of herbs in one structure, herb spirals encourage biodiversity and create a natural defence against pests and diseases. Beneficial insects are drawn to the diverse array of plants, fostering a balanced ecosystem.
2. Building Your Herb Spiral
Constructing a herb spiral requires careful planning and attention to detail. Here's a step-by-step guide to building your own:
- Selecting a Location: Choose a sunny spot in your garden that receives ample sunlight throughout the day. The location should be easily accessible for harvesting and maintenance. Typically a zone 1 element and the closer to your kitchen door the better.
- Gathering Materials: Gather materials like rocks, bricks, stones, and organic matter such as compost and soil. These will form the basic structure of your herb spiral.
- Creating the Spiral: Start by marking the centre of the spiral and gradually build the structure outward. Arrange the rocks or bricks in a spiral pattern, ensuring the walls are sturdy and well-supported. Spirals should be approximately 2m in width and 1 metre in height at the centre.
- Filling the Beds: Fill each bed with a mixture of compost and soil, making sure the topmost bed is the lightest and gradually increasing the organic content as you move downwards.
- Adding Pathways: Create small pathways between the spiral and other features for easy access and maintenance. You can use wood chips or gravel to line these pathways.
3. Selecting the Right Plants
Choosing the right herbs is vital to the success of your herb spiral. Consider the following factors when selecting plants:
- Sunlight Requirements: Place sun-loving herbs like basil, oregano, and thyme on the topmost, sunnier section of the spiral. Partial shade herbs like cilantro and chives can find their spot in the middle levels.
- Complementary Planting: Keep in mind companion planting principles to maximize the benefits of each herb. For instance, planting dill near tomatoes can help deter pests.
- Consider Growth Patterns: Be mindful of the growth habits of herbs. Taller herbs should be placed on the inner side of the spiral, while sprawling ones can spill over the edges.
- Perennial vs. Annual: Choose a mix of perennial and annual herbs to ensure a continuous harvest throughout the year.
In conclusion, herb spirals epitomize the essence of permaculture by offering a holistic approach to garden design. By incorporating these dynamic structures and carefully selecting a diverse range of herbs, you can create a thriving, sustainable, and visually stunning garden that not only benefits you but also the entire ecosystem.
So, let's embrace the beauty and functionality of herb spirals and embark on a journey towards a harmonious and bountiful garden! Happy gardening!


There is no better time than the present to complete an overdue landscaping project. Instead of wasting countless hours and watching tutorials on how to lay sod or pave your patio, allow the professionals at Easy Green Landscaping to finish your outdoor yard projects. We offer full service landscaping design in Sammamish. Our clients can trust that they will receive excellent service at an affordable rate, all while completing that long overdue outdoor task. Our group of creative employees has a broad scope of knowledge and experience to make the perfect landscape that fits everyone.
We realized through our years of experience that there is no one design that everyone will agree on. We are all unique, and we believe that your home should be a reflection of your style. We rely upon the personality of our customers and their vision to create an atmosphere where they will love to unwind from the everyday grind. For example, modest stonework for a garden might be fantastic to one client, yet on the other hand, it might be bland to the next. That is the reason why we as landscapers are always adjusting to what you the customers want.
Along with understanding the client’s vision, we also provide a high standard of quality. One of our primary focuses is set on the principle of offering quality service and comprehending the customer’s needs. We also focus on making sure you won’t break the bank with our services. That is why we stand apart from the rest. We are committed to excellence in all areas of our business.
At Easy Green Landscaping, we do not merely plan, but we execute! We offer paver and flagstone installation, irrigation system, sod installation and tree, and bush & blackberry removal. Choose full service landscaping design in Sammamish by calling 425-272-9401 and see the difference we can make with your lawn.