Jenny and Toby Gottheiner's suburban backyard breaks the mold. Landscape architect Bob Cleaver replaced the lawn with a meadow of native creeping red fescue (Festuca rubra) behind a Napa stone seat wall.
"The garden is a study in color, texture, and form," says Cleaver. Richard Sullivan (Enchanting Planting, Orinda) collaborated on the plant palette.
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