You're viewing one half of this one-year-old terrace with a stairway splitting the two halves. What
will it look like after five years? See what it looks like today!
--Planted by the Wessell's, of Fort Collins, CO.
Building a terrace between two existing trees.
Notice how important color is in structure landscaping, adding a lot to a home.
--Planted by the Kings.
A terrace coming off the corner of a home.
The striking look of red and green used together is shown here. Click here
to see an animated transformation from start to finish.
--Planted by the Mocks: Minot, North Dakota.
A classic example of terracing for flood control. A terrace
connecting
a lower patio with an upper patio using a stairway. Click here to view from the bottom (~80KB). --Planted by the Haskell's.
A terrace connected front, side, and back balanced with wall design and
plant material. --Planted by Paul Nordmark.
A combination terrace, which extends off a patio into a plateau terrace. Because the terrace design employs drought-resistant plants in an effort to conserve resources, especially water, it is known as a xeriscape design. Click here for a more detailed view of the terrace from another angle (~85 KB).
--Planted by the Hornings, Bismarck, ND.
