Posts Tagged ‘flowers’
Attention-grabbing color
The primary goals for this project were to create a bright, color arrangements that capture attention. The vibrant displays needed to be rich, with a variety of flowers and showcasing a palette of lively hues. The flower beds and pots must exude a sense of fullness and lushness. Additionally, the flowers selected must be appropriate…
Read MoreShow-ready seasonal color
This client is a high-end condominium and they want their flowers to look show-ready at all times. This design uses a wide variety of plant material, with varying heights and textures, to achieve a layered and bright eye-catching display. There were several opportunities to enhance the existing landscape by expanding flower beds and revamping existing…
Read MoreInviting streetscapes
We were hired to design, install and maintain 85 containers in downtown Alpharetta. The goal was to create inviting streetscapes throughout the city, to add bursts of color and vitality to the downtown environment, and to soften the concrete and brick surroundings. We created a variety of container themes – and designed the containers per…
Read MoreUnlimited color and creativity
The clients wanted to eliminate most flower beds in their estate and replace them with colorful and interesting containers to enjoy no matter where they went on their property. They wanted as much color, structure and bold textures as possible with no limitations on creativity. That required careful planning and communication with the clients to…
Read MoreElegant flowers for spring wedding
Our client was planning for a large spring wedding to be held on the formal front steps and wanted her flowers to be simple, elegant, and work with what the florist was planning for the wedding. Bringing a wedding outdoors in early May is difficult. Installing the spring flowers in mid-April after the last frost…
Read MoreNot the same ole, same ole
This homeowner stated that she was exhausted of seeing the same ole, same ole in her container garden and that she wanted something more than the ordinary fern in the center and flowers surrounding it. She was looking for containers that were innovative, exciting and creative. The blue of the scaevola in this container is…
Read MoreBright spots in the shade
The landscape at the residence is simple, clean-lined, and mainly evergreen. The container plantings are meant to accent the landscape, add seasonal color and interest, bring brightness to shade-filled areas of the landscape, and highlight areas of interest throughout the property. This Seasonal Container project is not only managed and maintained by our firm, but…
Read MoreFountain of peace and wellness
The marble and stone fountain in the center of the Frost Water Garden represents a vision realized by members of a design and production work group. The team included a regional hospital, a fundraising organization, a philanthropist, landscape architects, marble carvers in China and our design and installation company. From the conceptual development to turning…
Read MoreStandout color
This family was looking for a seasonal color design and installation that would stand out from all the competition in their neighborhood. The home is located on an elevated lot with a steep incline. They were counting on a big and bold color design that could be seen from the street below. To make a…
Read MoreVivid color and abundant texture
Compelling designs that last all season. This homeowner wants a variety of colors and textures. The textures need to be mostly flowering. The variety of premium quality plants used ensured a vivid display of color and textures. These zinnias (left) provided an abundance of flowers all through the summer. The array of colors and textures make this…
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