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Southwest Courtyard Pond in New Mexico: Water-Thrifty Design with Koi and Native Plants

Southwest Courtyard Pond in New Mexico: Water-Thrifty Design with Koi and Native Plants Landscape architect Stephen K. Domigan designed a pinto bean-shaped pond (4 ft deep center, underwater shelf for aquatic plant conta

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The T House: Minimalist Garden Pavilion for Meditation and Nature Connection

The T House: Minimalist Garden Pavilion for Meditation and Nature Connection Architect/artist Tony Gwilliam designed the T House to escape modern hectic life and reconnect with nature. American life has moved so far from

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Comparing Lawn Alternatives: Water Use, Loungeability, Environmental Impact, and Upkeep

Comparing Lawn Alternatives: Water Use, Loungeability, Environmental Impact, and Upkeep Water Use Traditional lawn (Kentucky bluegrass, fescue, Bermuda): 55% of Denver residential water used on landscaping. Synthetic la

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DIY Planter Umbrella Stand: Heavy-Duty Base with Lava Rock, Concrete, and Plants

DIY Planter Umbrella Stand: Heavy-Duty Base with Lava Rock, Concrete, and Plants Strong wind wont budge this umbrella stand built from a large flowerpot with three layers: Bottom: lava rock to hold the sleeve. Middle: c

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Los Angeles Backyard Lagoon: Tropical Pool, Tin-Roofed Shack, and Balinese Pavilions

Los Angeles Backyard Lagoon: Tropical Pool, Tin-Roofed Shack, and Balinese Pavilions Ruth Hunter wanted to recreate a Hawaiian lagoon in her LA backyard. Designer Mary Effron and artist/mason Javier Valdivia delivered:

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DIY Composite Lumber Raised Bed: Rot-Proof Triangular Planter from Trex Decking

DIY Composite Lumber Raised Bed: Rot-Proof Triangular Planter from Trex Decking Composite lumber (Trex—recycled plastic bags and wood fibers) makes rot-proof raised beds. This triangular design uses 52-inch 4×4 posts and

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Vintage Ladder Trellis: Repurposed Garden Implement Supports Peas and Cucumbers

Vintage Ladder Trellis: Repurposed Garden Implement Supports Peas and Cucumbers Julie Heinsheimer (Palos Verdes, CA) rescued a vintage ladder from a trash heap and uses it as a trellis for spring peas (summer cucumbers).

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Color-Themed Edible and Ornamental Plants: Blue-Gray, Bronze, Orange, Purple, Red, Silver, Variegated, and Yellow Selections

Color-Themed Edible and Ornamental Plants Check catalogs and nurseries for these colored fruits, vegetables, herbs, and flowers: Blue-gray: Broccoli, cabbage, cauliflower, Red/White Russian kale, Silver Shield sorrel. B

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DIY Spiral Pea Trellis: Space-Saving Support for Climbing Vegetables

DIY Spiral Pea Trellis: Space-Saving Support for Climbing Vegetables Climbing crops like snow peas need support; a sinuous spiral trellis saves space, resists wind, and adds curves to the vegetable garden. Idea from Gary

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Galvanized Stock Tank Raised Beds: Space-Efficient Vegetable Gardening in Tucson

Galvanized Stock Tank Raised Beds: Space-Efficient Vegetable Gardening in Tucson Horticulturist Greg Corman converted galvanized steel livestock watering tanks into raised beds for a carefree, high-yield vegetable garden

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Illusionary Hedge Gateway: Split Hedge Design for Utility Access

Illusionary Hedge Gateway: Split Hedge Design for Utility Access Designer Brenda Gousha needed access to a side-yard utility area but had already used a hedge gap for a rose garden entrance. A second gap would ruin symme

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Vibrant Albany Garden: Geometric Design with Tropical Plants and Color-Coordinated Walls

Vibrant Albany Garden: Geometric Design with Tropical Plants and Color-Coordinated Walls Contractor Mario Trejos Albany, CA garden draws inspiration from Mexican architect Luis Barragán—minimalist style, strong lines, br

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Mill Ends Park: Portland's Tiny Leprechaun Colony and World's Smallest Park

Mill Ends Park: Portlands Tiny Leprechaun Colony and Worlds Smallest Park Columnist Dick Fagan, staring from his Oregon Journal office, noticed a weed patch in a median strip on Naito Parkway—space meant for a lamppost t

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Bold Primary Colors in a Small Studio City Backyard: Yellow Fireplace, Blue Fence, Red Accents

Bold Primary Colors in a Small Studio City Backyard: Yellow Fireplace, Blue Fence, Red Accents Moshe and Fegie Barkans 15-foot-wide backyard pulls off a brave red-yellow-blue palette with style. Things feel more alive wi

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Mediterranean Garden Remodel in Saratoga: Climate-Appropriate Design with Stacked-Rock Walls

Mediterranean Garden Remodel in Saratoga: Climate-Appropriate Design with Stacked-Rock Walls Designer Chris Jacobson took cues from Spain for this Saratoga, CA garden remodel. Judges praised the climate-appropriate desig

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Dry Creek Bed Footpath: Permeable Stone Path on Bainbridge Island

Dry Creek Bed Footpath: Permeable Stone Path on Bainbridge Island At first glance, a dry creek bed in the Cascades. Actually, a clever footpath from driveway to Bob Riebes house, conceived by Riebe and built by Jeff Pryd

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Creating a Secluded Garden Retreat with a U-Shaped Hedge

Creating a Secluded Garden Retreat with a U-Shaped Hedge At the Glendeven Inn (Little River), designer Peggy Quaid enclosed a small patio with a teak bench and table using a U-shaped hedge of Luma apiculata, offering swe

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Transitional Garden Path: From Formal Cobblestones to Natural Crushed Granite

Transitional Garden Path: From Formal Cobblestones to Natural Crushed Granite Landscape architect Tito Patri designed a walkway that harmonizes a controlled garden area with an uncontrolled native oak forest beyond. For

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1960s Garden Renovation in Sacramento: Subtle Updates Preserve Mid-Century Style

1960s Garden Renovation in Sacramento: Subtle Updates Preserve Mid-Century Style Landscape architect Gary Orr aimed to perfect, not update, the 1960s-era garden and home of Loretta Landers. This renovation was so subtle

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Xeriscape Front Yard in Las Vegas: Rock Garden with Native Plants and Water Harvesting

Xeriscape Front Yard in Las Vegas: Rock Garden with Native Plants and Water Harvesting Liz and John Hartley applied Denver-honed xeriscape techniques to their 20×20-foot Las Vegas front yard. No thirsty lawn—instead, a

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