How concrete elements meet lawn, shrubs and soil — the edges, paths and surfaces that hold planting in place.
Our work is the concrete. The planting in these photographs is somebody else's — we make and lay the elements that bound it and hold it.
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Three relationships you can read straight off photographs of private work.
A concrete edge separates the planted bed from the lawn and from the paving.
The same edging follows the curve of the bed and holds the soil inside it.
The paving opens to leave room for planting inside the surface itself.
This page is about where concrete meets planting. The exteriors themselves are the paved areas — entrances, driveways and the working space around a house.
See private exteriors