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Schwarzer Eklektischer Garten Ideen und Design
Großer Eklektischer Garten hinter dem Haus mit Gartenweg, direkter Sonneneinstrahlung und Natursteinplatten in Denver
Kombi aus flower and bolder - lorenz_wagnerbier
Eklektischer Gemüsegarten in San Francisco
Was passiert in einem Hochbeet?Ein Hochbeet arbeitet! Die Verrottung der organischen Materialien setzt einen Prozess der Humusbildung in Gang, ähnlich wie beim Kompostieren.Die durch die Humusbildung entstehende Wärme heizt das Beet von unten auf. Deshalb startet das Gartenjahr bei einem Hochbeet schon deutlich früher als in den Standardbeeten und die Wärme sorgt auch später für schnelleres Wachstum (mit einem Frühbeetaufsatz können Sie den Start der Gemüsesaison sogar noch weiter vorziehen). Zu - christina_rott
Design by Fabio Galeazzo
http://www.fabiogaleazzo.com.br
Photo Credit: Evelyn Muller
Geometrischer, Kleiner Stilmix Garten hinter dem Haus mit Wasserspiel und Natursteinplatten in London
Christine Harrison
Geometrischer, Großer Eklektischer Garten hinter dem Haus mit Teich in Hertfordshire
The buttercup-colored, Hibiscus-like blooms of Fremontodendron begin to decorate the bush in early spring eventually consuming the full push. Also known as California Glory Flannel Bush, Fremontodendron has tree-like and prostrate versions.
Photos: Orly Olivier
Seen here: shuffleboard court with brick patio and seating nearby.
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Complementing the traditional red brick house, Gary Duff Designs incorporated the brick into the swimming pool patio with bluestone border details. Keeping with the classic style for the front entrance, entry gates are set behind a Belgian block apron at the driveway.
Corrugated metal recycled from old shed, table base made from old water heater, flag stone reused from torn down building
Kleiner, Schattiger Eklektischer Kiesgarten hinter dem Haus in Salt Lake City
Ground One designed and built a deck off the back of the house for casual sitting, mirroring the house’s front porch. This deck and the screened porch steps descend to a patio terrace. To expand the entertaining space and accommodate the setback restrictions for a permitted gas firepit, we excavated the lot’s back slope to gain bonus space and create a rustic campfire spot. Large boulders found on the site during house construction are incorporated into a retaining wall. Colonial bluestone fills the gaps between these large accent stones and surrounds the firepit. Additional boulders hold up the patio and a slab of bluestone bridges the terrace and patio, preserving the overall drainage pattern. Bluestone is the common thread throughout the project, but it is used in different forms; clean lines closer to the house transition to a more weathered look as you move toward the natural area. The swale is a variety of boulder sizes and river rock to create a more visually-compelling creekbed.
The firepit patio is comfortable for just two people, but can also accommodate a larger group. It is close to the dining space, but physical separation allows for entertaining in different configurations: pre-dinner cocktails around the fire, a roaring flame as backdrop during dinner, kids roasting marshmallows while the adults linger within sight at the dining table, or the gang huddled around a bonfire.
Mittelgroßer, Halbschattiger Stilmix Garten mit Spielgerät in Las Vegas
The client wanted the feel of the Texas Hill Country while living in the big City of Houston. Extremely large boulders were set in place carefully for soil retention on this extremely elevated lot. The natural stone can freely move and shift to the whim of the 75 year old live oak tree. No more cracked sidewalks and mortared retaining walls here to nullify costly repairs. Succulents fill small voids in the boulder wall. The drift roses add color along the edge. The main staircase is made from natural cut stone and the smaller second staircase off of the driveway ascend to a flagstone path filled with free spirited chocolate mint as a ground cover. The mass plantings of the May Night Salvia will fulfill it's promise of a full green and purple carpet that will return every year. Learn Local Houston Heights
This garden space emphasizes plant textures, colorful foliage and quirky decorative elements. The heart of the garden is the elevated deck that perches over a rain garden, where stormwater from the roof is allowed to collect during the rainy months. Curvilinear paver pathways were installed to gently contrast against the soft plant textures. A sturdy structure was built to protect firewood and showcase quirky travel souvenirs.
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Mittelgroßer Stilmix Kiesgarten hinter dem Haus mit direkter Sonneneinstrahlung in San Francisco
Evening scented white hostas bloom next to the pizza oven in August.
Photo by Nancy DuBrule-Clemente
Eklektischer Garten in New York
Eklektischer Garten mit Wasserspiel in Seattle