Old Northeast, St. Pete | Corner Charm

We transformed this corner property from a plain grassy area to a charming and inviting space. The focal point became the vibrant orange front door and the majestic Ixora trees. To enhance the entrance, we bordered it with Ixora bushes and Florida-friendly flowers, creating a haven for pollinators and revitalizing the front yard.

At the homeowner's request, we wanted to incorporate a nod to the century-old homes in the neighborhood. Instead of a traditional statue, we opted for four large white pots filled with vivid botanicals, harmonizing with the salmon-colored Ixora blooms. The removal of the grass, addition of drip irrigation lines, and introduction of asiatic jasmine groundcover completed the transformation.

BEFORE:

AFTER:

Two tall white planters with colorful flowering plants on a cobblestone patio in front of a house with large windows. Trees and a street with houses and a red car are visible in the background under a blue sky.
A sunny garden pathway with green shrubbery and blooming red flowers, with large planters and trees in the background under a clear blue sky.

Client Kind Words & Thoughts

The vendor selection was easy because we had acquired the project management service as well as the design. The design and illustration made the difference. The 3D illustration is realistic and communicates well. We could clearly see how it would look when the project was done.

Sara communicates well and it is all documented. This secures successful end results and prevents misunderstandings.

Exterior Home & Garden Plan for a corner residential front yard

Goals:
- Frame the entrance of the house
- Enhance the curb appeal of the home
- Replace grass with butterfly-attracting plants

Scope & Goals

Key Features

- Cobblestone seating area
- Pathway lighting & upward lighting
- Curated oversized flower pots
- Custom-built bench
- Converted sprinklers to drip irrigation