Don't like uniform size of boulders. Doesn't look natural
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Joints between pavers, planter next to house
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NOT THIS -- too Arizona
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Build a wall or planter to anchor the waterfall
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Firepit
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Stacked stone planter
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Stacked stone planter around trees
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Mixed stone. Multi trunk tree is Camelia sasanqua
Camellia sasanqua is a species of Camellia native to China and Japan. It is usually found growing up to an altitude of 900 metres. It is an evergreen shrub growing to 5 m tall. Wikipedia
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Japanese maple and oleander
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Stacked stone wall and steps
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. . . but then again, the right brown ground cover might work ... natural cedar?
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Black ground cover looks better than brown. Lose the minecraft green blocks
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Non-stone ground cover -- not too good
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Alternative path? Not crushed stone
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I don't like this. A little Japanese but mostly not. Tacky red bridge
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Use of boulder and plants
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Nice use of flagstone border around pond
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Dry stream bed and mossy ground cover, Santa Barbara, CA
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NOT THIS -- too linear. Nature doesn't make a straight-line stream
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Firepit design
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Raised planters with ledges -- note irregular arrangement
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complementary boulders
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a little, random step for no reason
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firepit and flagstone
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Stone steps, integrated into landscaping
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Small tea house
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Placement of boulder partly in landscaping
Put next to pond?
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Use of hillside
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Small tea house
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Small pond, big boulders
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Placement of boulders half in and half out of planter
Don't like uniform size of boulders. Doesn't look natural
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