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A contained garden room with flowering shrubs, upright blooms, gravel, limestone, and a low fountain as the focal point.

• Layered flowering shrubs
• Fountain as focal point

A soft white border works with the lawn edge, stone wall, and river rock curve without making the space feel overfilled.

• White flowering layers
• Defined lawn edge

A formal walk is softened with grasses, bluebonnets, and planting that keeps the entry visible from the street.

• Entry walk framing
• Texas spring color

Gravel, sculptural plants, and bright yellow flowers show how lawn reduction can still feel colorful and gardened.

• Gravel instead of turf
• Sculptural low-water plants

A clean front walk, gravel bands, lawn, and low planting create order without fighting the existing shade trees.

• Walkway alignment
• Gravel bands

Clipped forms, grasses, roses, and dark mulch give the street edge structure while keeping the planting loose enough to move.

• Mixed clipped and loose forms
• Ornamental grasses

A front garden with grasses, loose flowering layers, and a white fence keeps the historic-feeling entry generous from the sidewalk.

• Street-facing color
• Grasses and flowering plants

A curbside sidewalk strip uses gravel, grasses, silver foliage, and small flowers to make the street edge feel planted rather than leftover.

• Curbside planting strip
• Gravel mulch

A gravel surface, tall green screen, grill, and airy red-flowering plants shape a practical backyard entertaining area.

• Gravel entertaining area
• Screening along the fence

A curved bed, white flowers, silver foliage, lawn, and limestone walls make a formal space feel calm rather than stiff.

• Curved bed shape
• White and silver planting