Liberty sits at the north end of the Ogden Valley, the highest and quietest of the three valley communities. Felter Landscape builds for these big mountain lots where Powder Mountain looms close and the season is short but the views are unbeatable.
Liberty is the northernmost Ogden Valley community, tucked up toward Powder Mountain at around 5,000 feet, which makes it the coldest and highest of the three and gives it the shortest growing season in the area. Lots here run large and rural, often acreage with long mountain frontage and dramatic, unobstructed views of the surrounding peaks. The soil is rocky and mountain-grade, and the elevation means serious snow load and a real need for hardiness in every plant chosen. This is wide-open estate and cabin country, where landscapes are designed to feel like a natural extension of the mountainside.
Naturalistic boulder walls and water features that blend large lots into the mountainside
Cold-hardy native plantings chosen for Liberty's high, short-season climate
Custom metal work for entry gates and accents that suit rugged acreage properties
What we build in Liberty
Liberty landscaping questions
Liberty is high and cold. Will a real landscape even take?
It will, with the right plan. At about 5,000 feet near Powder Mountain the season is the shortest in the valley, so we design with naturalized, cold-hardy natives and structural stone that needs no babying, so the landscape thrives instead of just surviving.
How do you handle the snow load on a Liberty property?
We plan for it from the start. Plant placement keeps fragile species out of snow-shed and plow zones, hardscape is built to drain as the snowpack melts off, and structures like walls and metalwork are spec'd to shrug off a heavy mountain winter.
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