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Designers: Allison
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Elegant rock walls
and exuberant planting beds
define this dramatic
entryway.
Carefully-planned water
elements in permaculture
gardens such as this marble
status attract both birds
and people.
Photos: Charles
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Designers: Allison
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Plants add texture
can movement to a garden as
well as color.
Different species of plants
attract and sustain
wildlife, one tenant in
permaculture design.
Photos: Charles
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Designers:
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Permaculture |
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The first phase of the
landscape design plan
includes the hardscape or
the "bones"
of the landscape - coyote
fencing, flagstone patios
and stepping stones, rock
walls, outdoor fireplaces,
bancos,
arbor and water-harvesting
system. Photos:
Charles Mann |
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Designer: Allison Rani
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A cottage garden
traditionally grew a combination
of herbs, ornamentals and
edibles all within a couple
steps of the kitchen door.
This garden features a mix of
plants suited to Santa Fe's
climate, including lavender and
yarrow. Note the yellow
pear tomatoes in St. Francis's
basket. Photos:
Wendy McEahern and Melissa
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Allison Rani
Moore
With over 13 years
of creating
Southwest gardens,
Allison brings her
knowledge of
permaculture,
landscape
architecture and
xeriscaping to each
phase of garden
design and
development.
Click here for Allison's full biography |
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