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Eklektischer Garten im Winter Ideen und Design
Stilmix Garten im Winter, hinter dem Haus in Boston
Natural gas fireplaces provide convenient, year round enjoyment. This fire pit is built of natural siloam stone.
Kleiner, Halbschattiger Eklektischer Garten im Winter, hinter dem Haus mit Feuerstelle und Betonplatten in Denver
A container adds winter cheer at the front porch.
Kleiner, Schattiger Eklektischer Vorgarten im Winter mit Kübelpflanzen in Chicago
Eclectic botanical home by landscape designer Rob Hill
Mittelgroßer, Halbschattiger Stilmix Hanggarten im Winter mit Mulch in San Diego
To say snow looks good on the landscape is an understatement. This winter coat looks fabulous.
(Mike Crews Photography)
Mittelgroßer Stilmix Vorgarten im Winter in Chicago
Bright red fruit of winterberry stands out against the fresh snow in our back yard. Credit: Tad Anderson. All rights exclusively reserved.
Halbschattiger Eklektischer Garten im Winter, hinter dem Haus in Minneapolis
Water emerges from a bubbler fountain, spilling over the edge and through the holes of a one-of-a-kind naturally formed stone imported from the island of Java.
Land2c photo
Garden art provides year round color. Red and lime are repeated throughout the landscape in plants, pots, and fabrics. The metal art piece was from Home and Garden Art, Seattle. The maple tree is in a large pot and clematis covering the trellis varies the heights in the space.
Even in winter this garden is alive with texture. Structure is provided by the timber walls, metal arbor, shrubby perennials like lavender and Russian Sage, the dormant blades of the Idaho fescue lawn, and the red bark of Betula Occidentalis, Western Red Birch.
Winter garden in the high desert:
blue spruce, weeping spruce, heath, kinnikinnick, irish moss, strawberry, muscari...
Photo: EDO
Kleiner Stilmix Garten im Winter, neben dem Haus mit Gartenweg, direkter Sonneneinstrahlung und Natursteinplatten in Sonstige
New exposed aggregate driveway & front garden path. Off that leads a dry riverbed stone path that winds into the native garden with Grevillea, Kangaroo Paw, Lomandra grasses. New paling fence (yet to be painted) at the rear to add privacy and create a backdrop against unsightly areas. Tan mulch for weed control and water retention. Garden design & construction by Boodle Concepts.
SPRINTER® boxwood is an improved, fast-growing variety that finishes twice as fast as others. It has glossy foliage that is attractive year round, and is excellent for hedging.
Common yarrow makes a delightful and water wise lawn alternative. When mowed, it forms a plush, feathery lawn. When left to grow, blooms in a variety of shades ranging from white to bright yellows and reds.
Photo: Orly Olivier
Cool in the summer, warm in the winter - spacious year-round for grilling, dining and entertaining. The new planting beds and privacy fence disguise a narrowly sloped back yard and expand entertaining options in all four seasons.
A perfect area for outdoor entertaining. The large fire pit
with ample built in seating provides a perfect space to enjoy the outdoors.
Photo by Roger Haywood
Beds of foxtail ferns soften the entrance to the courtyard.
Geometrisches, Kleines, Schattiges Eklektisches Garten im Innenhof im Winter mit Kübelpflanzen und Mulch in Miami
Großer Eklektischer Garten im Winter, hinter dem Haus mit Wasserspiel, direkter Sonneneinstrahlung und Betonplatten in Chicago
From all turf to all textures! Say good bye to mono-cultures like lawns, and open-up to a broader landscape palette. The young ground covers and shrubs will spread and blossom, adding food diversity for the local pollinators. More then grass ever could!