Queen Anne

This residential property required a bit of everything, and Landcare delivered a cohesive, full-scale transformation.

Starting with the stonework, Landcare installed both a brand-new interlock driveway and a complementary front entry area. The materials were carefully chosen to contrast yet complement each other, creating visual separation while maintaining an overall sense of unity. The stonework continues along the side of the house and into the backyard, feeding seamlessly into a stone patio designed for outdoor dining. Matching stone was also used to build a separate seating area at the back of the yard—physically distinct but visually connected to the dining space.In the front yard, a large garden was created to frame the entrance. Plant selections focused on light greens and yellows to harmonize with the home’s exterior and the surrounding stonework, subtly highlighting key architectural features.

As you walk through the side yard, the stone pathway is flanked by beautifully constructed retaining walls that hold an assortment of plants and flowers. Behind these garden beds, trees add privacy and visual depth to the space. The backyard continues this theme, with similarly styled garden beds at the rear of the property providing a natural buffer between the living space and the fence line.

Plant choices across all beds were selected for their cohesive color palette while still offering a variety of textures and forms to keep the landscape visually dynamic. The deck leading down to the stone patio offers a prime space for barbecuing and entertaining, with custom planters adding a refreshing green accent.

This project exemplifies how a strong, consistent design theme—anchored by thoughtful material and plant selections—can unify an entire property, front to back.