Landscape

use a built form to separate different parts of the garden e.g. edibles near the house, lawn and flowers to the rear

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put in a cute place for reflection somewhere on the eastern side of the yard

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agapanthus, kangaroo paws and succulents. excrement.

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succulents galore

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textbook perfect levels

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plant out some of the front in mondo

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more succulent ground cover needed

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flooffy!

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love those flooffy grass thingies

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would like to use more natural materials outside

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cosy outdoor spot but mostly want some bamboo screening plants

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privacy planting for a lush feel

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lighting is important but can be fiddly with installation issues like at Mum's place. smart LED systems can be controlled by a connected device. could use the solar panels to offset the pretty lights and justify the safety lights.

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formal gardens

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rolling lawn and decks bordered by mature plantings for a private family garden

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wild iris plant for cottage garden low maintenance performance

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day lillies

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aquilegia or columbine, good for cottage gardens. onky maintenance is splitting clumps and preventing the rampant spread

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rip up some of the blah tiles on the south side and replace with more organic stone in darker tones for the Japanese garden off the master

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tea house. could use it as James bathing house

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borrowed landscape traditional design japanese garden with koi pond

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stone flagging to outdoor areas. rustic. simple. classic.

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arbor in the garden

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love the southwest style indoor outdoor space

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Perforated concrete/stone walls, flat geometric reflecting pool. Divine.

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glass modernism meets stone traditionalist plus mature trees. love the vision through the glass sections

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spring meadow - wind in grasses creates sound and changing sight, sensation on skin. Puffy clouds, blue sky, warm sun. Biophillic design - sensation, changing environment, stimulation in a gentle way

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rough stone flags and narrowing approach to front door

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outdoor room w heater

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