A complete photo gallery of the Durfee Creek landscape project and its finished design details.
Durfee Creek pairs a modern house with low-water planting. The home is wood siding and stone veneer, and the landscape answers it with blue fescue, ornamental grasses, sedum, and a mass of black-eyed Susan set in warm-toned gravel rather than lawn.
A dark steel raised planter runs through the front of the space, sized to the run it sits in. It gives the planting a hard clean edge and lifts the seasonal color up to where you see it from the walk.
Boulders sit in as weight against all the fine-textured planting. It is the kind of palette worth looking at if you are watching a water allotment.
In this project
- Xeric planting palette in warm gravel rather than lawn
- Dark steel raised planter running through the front of the space
- Blue fescue, ornamental grasses, sedum, and black-eyed Susan
- Boulders as visual weight against fine-textured planting
Services used on this project
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From bare lot to a backyard you never want to leave.
Free consultation and site analysis. Design plans are priced separately, and you get a fixed quote before any work begins. Serving Weber County.