Turf strips in a concrete pool deck
Bands of artificial turf set into the concrete break up a big pool deck. The turf never needs mowing or watering, and the concrete gives you room for chairs.
A putting green in the backyard
A putting green built into the yard along with the pool deck and the rest of the turf, with a stone bed running along the fence.
Stepping pads through turf and stone
Concrete pads set into the turf make a path without pouring a full walkway, with a decorative stone bed and shrubs along the fence.
A walkway with turf on both sides
A textured concrete walkway between the pool and the fence, with turf on both sides. Nothing to mow and no grass growing into the cracks.
Front yard turf with black curbing
The old lawn came out and artificial turf went in, with black concrete curbing between the turf and the stone beds. The lines stay sharp all year.
A boulder with the house number
A natural boulder with the house number on it, set in a round bed of black stone with curbing and a few shrubs. It gives a plain front lawn a centrepiece.
Black stone beds along the house
A row of shrubs in black stone along the front of the house. Stone doesn't wash out or fade the way mulch does.
Sometimes it's just a great lawn
Old lawn out, ground levelled, new sod laid edge to edge. A thick new lawn changes the whole front of a house.
Turf in the front yard
Artificial turf across the front yard, with a narrow black stone bed and shrubs between the turf and the driveway.
New concrete driveways
Old driveways out, compacted base in, new concrete poured with control joints. A long laneway holds up in concrete where gravel ruts and washes out.
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