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Front Yard

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Extend front porch, remove rail?

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Extend front porch, remove rail?

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Extend front porch?

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Extend front porch?

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Stamped stained concrete

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Extend front porch?

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Levels of retaining wall, steps and porch. Stacked pavers

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One retaining wall, upper level as extension of porch

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Low wall and patio

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Patio next to front walkway

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Front patio extend past support posts - no rail

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Wide steps no rail

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Wide steps no rail

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Wide steps onto patio

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No porch railing, extend into patio

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Porch extend into deck

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Sedums planted with white rock mulch

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No porch railing - side and front of porch wrap around steps

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No porch railing

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Porch railing

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Porch to patio transition

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Large carefully placed boulders provide structure to this perennial, low maintenance garden.

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A decomposed gravel path with steel edging intersects with an exposed concrete aggregate patio in this pollinator friendly woodland garden retreat.

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A bamboo forest lines a permeable paver pathway through this private side garden entrance. Notice the smooth transition of cobble river rock to permeable pathway and poured concrete patio in a unique combination of hardscapes,

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Boulder with pavers & grasses

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Large carefully placed boulders add structure to this low maintenance and ecologically friendly front yard.

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Bench and boulders

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Contemporary

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Fountain & plants

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Fountain & plants

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Grasses & orange flowers

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Fountain

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Paving and low wall

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Cercidiphyllum japonicum (Katsura tree). While there are other varieties, Katsura tree (Cercidiphyllum japonica) is one of the most popular landscape trees. This type hails from Japan and is an economically important deciduous forest tree. The leaves are multi-hued with heavy veins and tones of pink and green. In fall the heart-shaped leaves take on autumnal tones of gold, orange and red before they fall from the tree. Katsura flowers are tiny, white and insignificant, but the foliage has a strong brown sugar smell in fall, which adds to the tree’s appeal. An interesting fact about Katsura trees is that the botanical name translates to ‘red leaf. Read more at Gardening Know How: About Japanese Katsura Trees: How To Take Care Of A Katsura Tree http://www.gardeningknowhow.com/ornamental/trees/katsura/japanese-katsura-tree-care.htm

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Steppingstones nestled into mulch and surrounded by perennial flower beds make for a layered and inviting front yard. Create a destination at the end of the path by placing a pair of chairs, a birdbath or a dwarf tree where the stones end

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