Color

Elements: Dine | Cook | Structures | Fire | Swim | Entrance | Pathways | Hillside | Planting | Shade | Illuminate | Embellish | Harvest | Privacy | Color | Play

Green grasses catch dew and sunlight in the morning garden
Crimson Azaleas catch the light on a summer day
Our client's custom-chosen rose garden awes all visitors with richly layered hues
Native Coralbells offer long-lasting and dainty color in sun or shade and are a real hit with hummingbirds
Variegated green and white Dogwood leaves bring bright contrast to shaded gardens
Hybrid Tea Rose 'Peace' lives up to its name with its calming and warm color in this traditional garden
Floribunda and Tea Roses in shades of yellow and pink frame a fireside patio
Rich red Japanese Maple leaves catch the sunlight for a vibrant effect
Low-growing Catmint provides sweet color and rich scent that cats adore
Low-water grasses in shades of green and tawny gold create a layered effect on this hillside
Blue Fescue and Phormium 'Black Adder' offer remarkable color contrast in this modern planting
Tanacetum California daisies in mass spill from a border planting
Elegant Hellebore brings welcome late-winter color to a shaded garden bed
Fantastic leaves and flower stalks of Heucherella blaze in the morning light
Blue star creeper (Isotoma) on stone and gravel walkway
Magenta and white seasonal color plantings spill from patio pots
Agave 'Blue Glow' shines in modern and low-water landscapes
Native Mendocino Reed Grass thrives in temperate climates
Toothed emerald leaves offer contrast and depth in the shady garden
Layered contemporary landscape of green grasses and Phormium deep purple Cranesbill Geranium
Blue stalks of Century Agave create living sculpture
Delicate rose-pink flowers of Mediterranean Native shrub
Cobalt Ceanothus flowers offer California Native color
Rose-pink Columbine brings color to a shady corner
Variegated hosta plant with greenery in the background
Bee pollinating Cobalt-blue Borage in an herb garden
Orange Abutilon with lush green leaves framed against the sky
Delicate green hellebore bracts in shade garden
Large-flowered pink and white Penstemon in a green shaded border
Richly textured leaves of Hosta 'Halcyon' in a shaded border
White Iceberg roses and low groundcover create a classical border
Violet cranesbill geranium among grasses
Orange Kangaroo Paw livens up a low-water garden
Spanish Lavender catches the sun in a Tuscan border
Deep pink Hybrid Tea Rose overlooks lawn and pool
Colorful tiered planting in shades of green, orange, gold and violet

Of all the elements that affect human experience, color might be one of the most powerful.  Living color that changes throughout the seasons brings your landscape to life, making each day brand new.  If we take the time to stop and notice, the world opens up before our eyes,

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