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COASTAL SERENITY

  • Project Description

    Along the shore of Cayucos, California, this once turf filled yard was transformed into a tranquil coastal garden.  By removing the water hungry lawn and a midsize hedge that encircled the property, we were able to bring this garden back to the coastal nature it longed for.


    Opting for lower growing Leymus condensatus, we were able to expose the beautiful ocean views while softly delineating private property from the public beach.


    Concrete pavers set on a 45 degree angle direct the eye out to the ocean and give the appearance of more space while Dymondia and small pebble soften the edges into the coastal landscape.


    Large Echium screen the garden from the neighbors providing privacy and showy purple flower stalks.

COASTAL SERENITY

Along the shore of Cayucos, California, this once turf filled yard was transformed into a tranquil coastal garden. By removing the water hungry lawn and a midsize hedge that encircled the property, we were able to bring this garden back to the coastal nature it longed for.

 

Opting for lower growing Leymus condensatus, we were able to expose the beautiful ocean views while softly delineating private property from the public beach.

 

Concrete pavers set on a 45 degree angle direct the eye out to the ocean and give the appearance of more space while Dymondia and small pebble soften the edges into the coastal landscape.

 

Large Echium screen the garden from the neighbors providing privacy and showy purple flower stalks.

Coastal Serenity

Along the shore of Cayucos, California, this once turf filled yard was transformed into a tranquil coastal garden. By removing the water hungry lawn and a midsize hedge that encircled the property, we were able to bring this garden back to the coastal nature it longed for.

 

Opting for lower growing Leymus condensatus, we were able to expose the beautiful ocean views while softly delineating private property from the public beach.

 

Concrete pavers set on a 45 degree angle direct the eye out to the ocean and give the appearance of more space while Dymondia and small pebble soften the edges into the coastal landscape.

 

Large Echium screen the garden from the neighbors providing privacy and showy purple flower stalks.