LANDSCAPE IDEAS

wow, lighting, tree sculpting, sense of receding horizon

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ORNAMENTAL, SCULPTED TREES, lighting and low growing shrubs below

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lush lawn alternative, punctuated by the agave

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patio trees, candidate for our L/R planter box?

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PA bluestone patio stones in wide range of colors, we don't need them cut but I like the color range

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irregular bluestone

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gap too wide, grinding stone too high

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low height above ground of grinding stone

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LOOKS good with pavers

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this is the hovering, mysterious effect i like. Except we are round, not rectangular.

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I don't like how "flat" this turned out. Our design to have the water fall into a shallow pit will be more interesting.

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multi colored size and shape pebbles below fountain

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cool fountain

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concrete steps in trapezoids instead of rectangles

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here is the grass again

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interesting grass

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the bark

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plants between the pavers

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these pebbles OK too

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these pebbles also OK, a little dark

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these pebbles are good.

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concrete slabs and decomposed granite between. easy to walk, but could track inside.

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think I like the color and size of these pebbles. Perhaps they could go between slabs.

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space between slabs is pebbles in a fixer, its also solid

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these small stones between concrete slabs are OK

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ground cover between the slabs

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rain chain

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another example of ground cover between slabs

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Assuming the low growing ground cover will eventually come up to meet the slabs.

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like the exposed pebbles in the slabs, what is this grass?

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to consider - pebbles between slabs

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same yard, different view

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LARGER concrete blocks, wider separations

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DYMONDIA MARGARETAE

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the plants between the stones may be a good alternative to grass.

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this is too difficult for dining. leads to awkward placement of table and chairs.

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