Friday, 30 July, 2010
UTA Frontline headquarters entry courtyard. Diagonal design repeats the lobby floor tile’s angle and breaks up narrow courtyard rectangle.
A hidden back yard with a flagstone walkway that leads through an intimate, whimsical, Mediterranean style garden to a private sitting area.
Small back yard converted into a welcoming garden complete with a sunken spa, small fish pond, stone walls, flagstone patio and custom wrought iron arbor, trellises and fragrant plants.
Front entrance with overlapping flagstone pavers and fish pond that extends the house architecture into the garden.
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Replace your maintenance heavy water guzzling blue grass lawn with a turf-type tall fescue or native grass like Blue Grama or Buffalo grass. This change in turf type will significantly lower your maintenance and water needs. Legacy Buffalo grass is the best variety for the inter-mountain west. Establish it with plugs spaced on 12” centers (3 months full coverage) or 6” centers (2 months coverage). Blue Grama grass is best established sowing seed. Establish turf-type tall fescue with conventional sod. Following establishment water deeply but infrequently ½” or more at a time. Your mowing intervals will be 50-75% less than your former blue grass lawn. |
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