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nice use of stones

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could use synthetic turf in driveway to break expanse of concrete and allow water to drain

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table with concete walls and ipe benches

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lighting for safety and accent

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corten steel fire pit with seating

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Water feature made from poured concrete and lined with pool sealent three foot frop with pump hidden on above lerrace note bench for seating and open stairs with rectangular pool under it

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view of planting beds mostly low water and textural succulants

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outdoor kitchen with concrete counter and planter( grey retaining walls are pored and then stucoed and painted to contrast with poured concrete flooring deck and benceds made from eipe wood

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san Fran back yard with multilevel terrraces for garden room concept note water feature first level is outdoor kitchen and seating with firepit. Second level is dinning and beches with water feature third level is kitchen garden

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Traditional Landscape by Bliss Garden Design Bliss Garden Design SaveEmail Other Japanese maples, such as the red-leafed ‘Bloodgood’, Emperor 1 and coral bark maple (Acer palmatum ‘Sango Kaku’), have an upright growth pattern and typically reach 15 to 25 feet in height. Not all Japanese maples are created equal. My experience has shown that many people purchase upright varieties with the misconception that they will stay under 8 feet in height. A bit of research on the front end will spare you future disappointment.

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‘Seiryu’. This cultivar sports chartreuse foliage and is one of the few upright lace-leaf Japanese maples. While many maples with green foliage burn in full sun, Seiryu shines. Tim says that this cultivar, whose name translates as “blue-green dragons,” is one of the fastest growing of all Japanese maples, reaching a height of 20 to 22 feet. This cultivar was introduced by Wada Nursery in 1972 and first found a home in the U.S. at the National Arboretum. Its fall coloration is a brilliant scarlet. FAST GROWING quick results thats great

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SaveEmail ‘Sango-kaku’. This widely planted cultivar has a name that translates as “coral tower” and is commonly known as coral bark maple. It is grown primarily for winter interest, as its bark turns a bright red in winter after sporting hues of orange and yellow during the warmer months. Sango-kaku sports light green leaves that turn yellow in autumn. It grows to a height of 18 to 20 feet. Be advised that if planted in shade, this tree may not reach its potential for winter bark coloration.

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A washbasin with a contrivance that pours water into it adds the soothing sound of flowing water, but even a washbasin that simply holds water will add depth to the presentation. Selecting a wet place for the washbasin and using plants and objects that convey a sense of wetness can create a scene that brings to mind the lush nature of a mountain village, even in a small plot. And while the tsukubai was originally intended to include stones, there is no need to be dogmatic on this point Note the composition of stone work and plant material

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2. Add a water feature. Your garden will not feel like a tranquil retreat if you can hear the sounds of busy streets or highway traffic. Mask the noise of the surrounding city with the soothing sound of running water. Even a small water feature that incorporates a fall, splash, gurgle or trickle can be very effective in distracting a listener from unwanted urban sounds. Additionally, water will attract wild birds and insects to your urban oasis, providing them with a much-needed resource.

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CYAN Horticulture SaveEmail Globosum Norway Maple (Acer platanoides 'Globosum') This globular maple (Acer platanoides 'Globosum'), while resembling more a giant lollipop than any Canadian icon, is perfect for smaller spaces. Isolated on a lawn, lined up along a tight driveway or dotted throughout a parterre, it will unmistakably satisfy. USDA zones: 4 to 8 Water requirement: Well-drained to moist soil Light requirement: Full sun Mature size: 16 feet tall and 13 feet wide Seasonal interest: Spring to fall

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trio of pots in matching colors with new zealand flax

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nice planters

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contemporary treatment

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nice uses of different spaces defined by material

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I like the contrast of the curve for deck seating area in this narrow yard

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note the continuity of drive way with rest of yard different material but it flows

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like the slab pieces with the stone "grout"

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adarondac chairs with fire pit

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modern handrail

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pored concrete smooth

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combo of wood deck and concrete seating and fire pit

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seating and fire pit

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pondless waterfall

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modern not fav but the idea

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nice modern design

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bench with planter behind and trellis with stained wood

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clean modern and functional would not need to have top slats so close

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clean design contemporary

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water flows out from two sides

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water flows out at different level could adapt to the stairs flowing to lower receptical and over the side to the pool

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water out of the wall at different levels

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like the "broken mental delivery system

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vessel idea for return

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interesting backdrop

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good mix of gray tones in pavers

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good height above ground

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nice living room with fire pit-like the built in design and the decking

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nice alternation between board width

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here is an example of pavers spaced close together so no gravel needed between could be done with square or rectangle pavers

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nice use of pavers but prefer no loose pebbles to drag into the house what could be used to grout them

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nice waterfall

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nice backdraop to conceal shed

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framing of deck with concrete to set it off

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shades of grey contrast well with wood stain

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clean spillway if it went down to character boulders

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nice fire pit area

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clean planters no outer lip

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example of raised planter in concrete

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rectangle pavers with dark pepbles

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sunken seating area with planter and fire pit

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great melding of natural boulder with poured concrete

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could work with boulders and waterfall into pond

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another contemp pot idea

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nice planters for Succah area or side of garage

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nice patio area with precast stones

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for pats veggie garden

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pavers and large river stone in similar grey tones

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