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  • 3 weeks ago | houzz.com | Marianne Lipanovich |Rodwin Architecture |Skycastle Homes |FormLa Landscaping

    Why Resilient Design MattersResiliency adds an important layer to a landscape, both in the immediate future and in the long term. “It not only enhances the aesthetic and functional qualities of the design, but [the landscape] also becomes a dynamic system capable of enduring and thriving in the face of environmental variability,” says Denver-area landscape designer Joseph Bloom of Environmental Designs.

  • 2 months ago | houzz.com | Marianne Lipanovich |Kiesel Design |Co. Land

    1. Ranch RetreatDecomposed granite paths wind through this garden in Santa Paula, California, passing flower-filled beds and cozy seating nooks. The paths flow like water, narrowing where the plants are mounded up higher and widening in flatter parts. The meandering shape works well in the plot’s somewhat narrow footprint.

  • Jan 5, 2025 | houzz.com | Marianne Lipanovich |FormLa Landscaping

    5 Landscape Renovation Challenges and How Pros Resolved ThemLandscape pros created beautiful, hardworking solutions when their projects threw them curveballsMarianne LipanovichJanuary 5, 2025Houzz Contributor. I'm a California-based writer and editor. While most of my projects are garden-based, you might also find me writing about home projects and classical music. Away from the computer, I'm found in the garden (naturally), on my bike, or ice-skating outdoors (yes, that is possible in California).

  • Nov 3, 2024 | houzz.com | Marianne Lipanovich |Anna Stathaki |Benjamin Vogt |Molly Scott Exteriors

    Late fall is when the bustle of the garden eases and the outdoor to-do list gets much shorter. Even so, there are a number of tasks to complete to get your yard ready for the winter, from storing patio decor and furnishings to adjusting your plant care schedule and tackling some seasonal cleanup. 1.

  • Nov 2, 2024 | freedownloadcad.com | Marianne Lipanovich

    Late fall is when the bustle of the garden eases and the outdoor to-do list gets much shorter. Even so, there are a number of tasks to complete to get your yard ready for the winter, from storing patio decor and furnishings to adjusting your plant care schedule and tackling some seasonal cleanup. Related

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