Get your garden off to a good start with hardy plants that can tolerate extreme sun and heat for extended periods. While you may need a nursery and greenhouse to get them started, the following species will enjoy the hotter climes where you live once they mature.
Rocks have been a staple of gardens for centuries. In Eastern Asian history, the use of rocks in gardens can be traced back over 1,500 years. Often, the rocks would be the highlight of what are popularly known today as ‘Zen gardens’.
The Blossom Dreams Hotel is situated at Jima Village in the east of Yangshuo — a famous tourist county surrounded by karst mountains, winding rivers and beautiful scenery.
The Pamplona house is fragmented looking for on the one hand a good settlement on the slope and on the other a discreet presence through a simple volumetry, of friendly and close scale.
AHBE Landscape Architects, an esteemed Los Angeles-based firm known for its expertise in designing thoughtful, evocative landscapes that allow for contemplation and reflection, has created a healing environment at Cedars Sinai Medical Center for patients, hospital staff, and visiting families and friends.
Brentwood Oasis is a project completed by B. Jane Gardens, a landscape design + build studio in Austin, Texas. A hidden oasis in central Austin, this project includes extensive screening vegetation to provide complete privacy to both a large pool/entertaining space as well as a separate private master patio with built-in spa and outdoor shower.
Designed by Alison Douglas Design, Pipe Dream Garden won 1st International Flower and Garden in Melbourne Show 2015
These images shows us a wonderful outdoor project completed by COS Design Office under the name of Naroon Road Project. COS Design was formed in early 2000 by Steve Taylor. The studio has offices in Melbourne, Australia. Steve Taylor and the COS Design team specialize in home design from façade facelifts, extensions, outdoor room/pool house concepts
