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Harvest - Tree-shaded staged raised bed area with stairs
Stone walkway leading to white picket fenced gardening area
Natural stone style raised beds with mulch ground cover and wooden resting bench
Raised round metal beds with planters, and squash growing below
Raised redwood beds on stone patio
brick-lined gravel walk way leading through ground-level plots, and raised beds in the back
raised gardening area with natural stone wall, growing grapes
Stacked gardening beds with lots of yummy food growing
Picket fence bordered raised bed garden area
Little stone planter with strawberries
Joe's Vinyard - wood mulch covered garden with grapevine trellis and flowering areas in back
Arranged stone and concrete beds with accent centerpiece
Wooden and ceramic designer beds with lots of food growing
Square plot raised beds on stone tile patio with flower beds at the bottom
Black wooden planter with orange tree, raised stone walled growing area in the back
Lions head feature birdbath / fountain with rose bushes at the bottom, and lavender growing along side the house
Shaded fruiting tree area with stone and gravel walkway going through the yard
White picket fence bordered entrance to gardening area with shaded trellis
Harvest - This garden exploded in its raised beds, gorgeous
Staged planting area with wooden, stone, and potted beds
Harvest - stone walled elevated gardening bed with white picket fence and curved gate
Grapevines growing on trellis next to pool and fenced off gardening area
rustic wooden raised bed with white picket fence
Dark wood fenced area with raised beds and watering system

As Landscape Architects, we think a lot about ornamental plantings, but we love a job that calls for vegetable gardens and fruit trees.  These edible gardens can be as beautiful as any landscape, and there is truly nothing like home-grown food.  Our California climate allows us to grow fruits and vegetables year-round, and bringing edibles into the landscape is becoming more and more integral to outdoor living.  We can design small with herb pots or vegetable boxes, or go large-scale with an orchard or vineyard.

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