TUSCAN BACKYARD OASIS

Memorial, Houston

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This client is a Houston native plant expert and his backyard is truly a testament to his passion. The use of circles and ellipses in this space give a bold, expressive sense of unity that cohesively connects the pool, house, and raised deck, creating a sense of oneness throughout. Flagstone was used to deconstruct the sharp edge of the pool which now leads to a circular stone path acting as a fulcrum for the veranda. A natural moss rock boulder was custom made with a disappearing fountain for the center of the Italian rock garden while zoysia zorro grass provides a lush blanket for the lawn. Working with native plants is a relationship building experience, both with the plants themselves and with the local horticulture community – and this client has worked closely over the years with local experts like Heidi Sheesley, Joshua Kornegay, and the team at Buchanan’s Native Plants.

Services

MASTER PLAN GARDEN DESIGN
CUSTOM MOSS BOULDER FOUNTAIN
FLAGSTONE DESIGN & INSTALLATION MAINTENANCE
LAWN INSTALLATION & CARE NATIVE PLANT SOURCING & CARE


 
Flagstone was used to deconstruct the sharp edge of the pool which now leads to a circular stone path acting as a fulcrum for the veranda.

Flagstone was used to deconstruct the sharp edge of the pool which now leads to a circular stone path acting as a fulcrum for the veranda.

Flagstone was used to deconstruct the sharp edge of the pool which now leads to a circular stone path acting as a fulcrum for the veranda.

Flagstone was used to deconstruct the sharp edge of the pool which now leads to a circular stone path acting as a fulcrum for the veranda.

A plant lover's workshop.

A plant lover's workshop.

The use of circles and ellipses in this space give a bold, expressive sense of unity that cohesively connects the pool, house, and raised deck, creating a sense of oneness throughout. Flagstone was used to deconstruct the sharp edge of the pool whic…

The use of circles and ellipses in this space give a bold, expressive sense of unity that cohesively connects the pool, house, and raised deck, creating a sense of oneness throughout. Flagstone was used to deconstruct the sharp edge of the pool which now leads to a circular stone path acting as a fulcrum for the veranda.

The use of circles and ellipses in this space give a bold, expressive sense of unity that cohesively connects the pool, house, and raised deck, creating a sense of oneness throughout. Flagstone was used to deconstruct the sharp edge of the pool whic…

The use of circles and ellipses in this space give a bold, expressive sense of unity that cohesively connects the pool, house, and raised deck, creating a sense of oneness throughout. Flagstone was used to deconstruct the sharp edge of the pool which now leads to a circular stone path acting as a fulcrum for the veranda.

The use of circles and ellipses in this space give a bold, expressive sense of unity that cohesively connects the pool, house, and raised deck, creating a sense of oneness throughout. Flagstone was used to deconstruct the sharp edge of the pool whic…

The use of circles and ellipses in this space give a bold, expressive sense of unity that cohesively connects the pool, house, and raised deck, creating a sense of oneness throughout. Flagstone was used to deconstruct the sharp edge of the pool which now leads to a circular stone path acting as a fulcrum for the veranda.

A natural moss rock boulder was custom made with a disappearing fountain for the center of the Italian rock garden while zoysia zorro grass provides a lush blanket for the lawn.

A natural moss rock boulder was custom made with a disappearing fountain for the center of the Italian rock garden while zoysia zorro grass provides a lush blanket for the lawn.

Zoysia Zorro grass leading to the pool.

Zoysia Zorro grass leading to the pool.

(From left to right) Iris Apostle Plant, Cereus, Hoya, Tulip, Camelia, Tangerine Cross Vine, Oak Leaf Hydrangea, Passion Flower, Hibiscus and Coleus

(From left to right) Iris Apostle Plant, Cereus, Hoya, Tulip, Camelia, Tangerine Cross Vine, Oak Leaf Hydrangea, Passion Flower, Hibiscus and Coleus

(From left to right) Bee Balm, Thunbergia, Tahitian Hat, Iris, Cassia Corymbosa, Rondeletia, Hamelia, Eucharist Lily, Tinus Viburnum

(From left to right) Bee Balm, Thunbergia, Tahitian Hat, Iris, Cassia Corymbosa, Rondeletia, Hamelia, Eucharist Lily, Tinus Viburnum