Suburban Hillside Home Transformed Into Wildlife Paradise

Carved paving stones and decorative handrails join a bold horticulture display to create a paradise for butterflies, bees and birds in this lush hillside retreat.

From: Clinton + Ries Landscape Architects

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Photo By: Emma McAlary

Photo By: Emma McAlary

Photo By: Emma McAlary

Photo By: Emma McAlary

Photo By: Emma McAlary

Photo By: Emma McAlary

Photo By: Emma McAlary

Photo By: Emma McAlary

Front Garden With Black-Eyed Susans

Insects, butterflies and anyone walking by will fall for the lush perennial garden in this home's front yard. Its collection of flowers and plants create an eye-catching seasonal display.

From: CLINTON+RIES Landscape Architects

Front Garden and Stone Stairs

There's an alluring softness to this home's front garden with its beautiful wash of pale colors and inviting textures.

Front Garden and Sidewalk

Layers of softness make the walk up to this home's front door even more charming. The garden is overflowing with delicate grasses, feathery blooms and a soothing array of earth tones.

From: CLINTON+RIES Landscape Architects

Front Yard With White Grasses

This home's front yard is like a magnificent fireworks display with different-textured plants showing off their stuff in bright white, pink, orange, purple and yellow. The staggered flower beds help every color be seen.

From: CLINTON+RIES Landscape Architects

Path and Peach Flowers

White-tipped grasses and peachy pink flowers make lovely companions alongside this garden path.

Stone Steps and Red Front Door

A few pots with cheerful flowers brighten the steps up to the front door. Down alongside the walkway, the stone is softened with more blooms and ornamental grasses.

From: CLINTON+RIES Landscape Architects

Stone Walkway With Circle

The gray stone walkway feels anything but austere with lovely foliage plants creeping over the edges and flowers providing bright spots of color. For extra visual interest, landscapers set a circle in the middle of the path's squares and rectangles.

From: CLINTON+RIES Landscape Architects

Stone Patio and Front Garden

Groundcover plants make a velvety border of green around this front garden's stepping stone path.

From: CLINTON+RIES Landscape Architects

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