Scenic pansy bed
Wide pansy planting with boulder, drive, and mountain entry context.
Spring 2026 Showcase
Fresh color, thoughtful containers, and early-season polish.
Spring begins with close attention: cool-season color, refreshed containers, flowering shrubs, fresh mulch, and clean planting details that make outdoor spaces feel awake again.
A portfolio of spring color with quiet structure underneath.
These installations pair cheerful early blooms with practical seasonal work: porch staging, garden-bed refreshes, stone-wall pansies, and container compositions built for cool mornings and soft mountain light.
Spring Color Arrivals
Pansies, stone, and flowering trees bring the garden back into focus.
Low beds, boulder edges, and spring canopy details create the first strong impressions of the season.
Stone-wall pansy detail
Yellow, burgundy, white, and purple pansies tucked into the texture of a stone walk.
Dogwood spring light
A clean flowering-tree detail that softens the portfolio with bright spring canopy color.
Porch Containers
Early-season planters with layered color and tidy structure.
Cool-season flowers, upright texture, and fresh foliage make porches feel finished before summer heat arrives.
Porch staging palette
Plants staged before installation show the care behind the finished seasonal mix.
Finished stone urn
White candytuft, yellow violas, dark foliage, and pink accents build a balanced entry planter.
Deck planter balance
A finished spring urn with candytuft, pansies, columbine, and upright texture.
Landscape Refresh
Mulch, edging, and spring plantings reset the whole property.
Spring color lands best when the beds around it are clean, shaped, and ready for new growth.
Fresh curved bed
A newly mulched curved bed with shrubs, emerging perennials, stone edging, and lawn context.
Entry bed renewal
Fresh planting and bed work create a clear, cared-for approach through the landscape.
Layered spring texture
Candytuft, columbine, lavender, and foliage show how small combinations carry the seasonal mood.
Bloom Details
Close-up plant moments give the season its personality.
The detail shots are useful for palette, plant selection, and the softer botanical side of the work.
Columbine container study
Pink columbine, raspberry dianthus, white candytuft, lavender, and varied foliage in a dense planter.
Woodland container detail
Pale columbine, burgundy dianthus, and lavender create an elegant spring container palette.
Columbine macro
A crisp flower study for the botanical detail and color story behind the installations.
Design Studies
Container sketches that extend the portfolio into planning.
These artwork studies support client conversations, seasonal palettes, and container direction while the real installation photos stay at the center of the showcase.
Spring boulder bed artwork
Concept artwork inspired by the low pansy bed and weathered boulder sequence.
Spring container botanical
A botanical study based on the columbine, dianthus, candytuft, and lavender container palette.
Spring entry landscape study
A landscape concept drawn from the fresh mulch, shrub, and entry-bed refresh photos.