This Dallas home's architecture is very modern.  We took out the old shrubs, encapsulated the beds in concrete, added minimal greenery and accented it all with decorative, architectural pots to create a clean, modern entry to the home.

This back yard style is very modern now after we added a new patio cover and updated the patio.  We softened the hard lines with areas of soft greenery and water features.  - Please see the Dallas Back Yard Renovation in our Showcase to view the entire project.

Landscaping is more than just flowers and beautification. Sometimes it is just about screening for privacy and noise reduction.  For this property we began in the right, rear corner of the yard and, working left, we installed stone bed borders, gravel and rock sections for drainage and planted trees and shrubs to create some privacy for the property owners.  This will also cut down on street noise and is a beautiful addition to the yard.

Dressing up the front entrance .

This area is a large landscape region in front of large property with a Tuscan flair.  We were able to emphasize the fountain and accent the home's style.

We completely changed the curb appeal of this property by adding trees that complimented the architecture of the home.  We also added pops of color with yuccas and other flowering plants.

The homeowner's of this property wanted to clear out the old, boxy shrubs that lined the front of the house.  We were able to install a minimal landscape that will be colorful year round and will be very low maintenance.  Removing the shrubs opened the area and really lets the charm of the house come out.  We used a combination of stone bed borders and moss boulder walls to define the beds.

This began as a concrete slab and standard covered patio.  We built a grill cabinet onto the slab and added new beds, trees and shrubs.  What a change.  Please see our Before and After section to see the huge change.

This is a shot from the second Frisco renovation.  I love the Yucca in this bed.  The landscaping we added to this property did a lot to soften the hard lines of the "T" shaped pool.

This is the storm shelter that our client added to the project.  We dressed it up with wrought iron railing, stone bordered landscape areas and new plants and trees.  

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Please see our "Before and After" gallery.

Flower Mound Front Yard and Walkway Photo 1:

We did a complete front make over for this property.  All the existing shrubs and plants and were taken out, new stone bed borders were added, a new walkway and driveway was poured and we brought in new plant material and some accent boulders.  This project also included a sprinkler system renovation and addressing of drainage issues.  Please see our Before and After Pictures.

Flower Mound Front Yard and Walkway Photo 3: This is a close-up of the entry way.

Flower Mound Front Yard and Walkway Photo 2: This angle shows the mortared stone bed borders and part of the new walkway.

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I love this shady corner at the front/side of this house.  We transplanted an existing Japanese Weeping Red Maple to this location and it fits perfectly.

Purples, pinks and greens draw your eye to this newly defined mature landscape.  This is a corner house and the new stone bed borders continue along the side of the house.

Photo 1 - Concrete Pavers and Landscape

Photo 2: Backyard walkway

Photo 3: Courtyard - Modern concrete pavers and a drainage solution.

Photo 1: Courtyard Patterned concrete and new landscape.

Photo 2: Side Yard View - Patterned Concrete and Landscaping.

Photo 3: Back Patio View - Patterned Concrete

Photo 4: Reverse Side Yard View - Patterned Concrete and Landscape

Please see our Before and After Page

Photo 1: Corner landscape bed with drainage solution.

Photo 2: Side yard bed.

Photo 3: Back yard landscape and fire pit area.