Yard
the designer planted trios of dark-leaved spurge (Euphorbia ‘Blackbird’, zones 6 to 10) to add contrast to a border planting of green and silver shrubs. In spring and summer, the spurge looks more bronze than purple due to showy copper-colored structures (called fused bracts) around each inconspicuous bloom.
Always nice to be able to rinse off before and after a soak
Hot tub surround
Vertical greenery
Beautiful outdoor kitchen, love the concrete and wood
Clever sunken fire pit
Stairs/bench
Asian inspired natural stone and rock
Small pool
Textures, geometry
Falling water to mask the sound of the street
trio of deep purple-bronze ‘Tom Thumb’ kōhūhū shrubs (Pittosporum tenuifolium ‘Tom Thumb’, zones 9 to 10) to bring depth to planting beds billowing with pale flowers and ornamental grasses. Adding the contrast of the deeper foliage makes the pastel purple geraniums and light pink oleander blossoms appear to almost float in the landscape.
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