Evolving Edible Landscape
This six-year phased residential installation has included rainwater harvesting infrastructure followed by soil-building and hardscape, annual edibles, perennial living-fence edibles and ornamental plantings. Locally quarried stone was used in the hardscaping and an acequia-irrigated orchard thrives in the property’s bioswales.
Courtyard steps with a gate that was custom designed and fabricated
Crabapples in the orchard add a burst of color.
These rear-courtyard terraces accent edible, pollinator-attracting perennials and a recirculating pond. Snakes, frogs and aquatic insects abound!
Locally quarried stone was used in the hardscaping.
Gate detail
Edibles thrive in the garden.
Radiant Swiss Chard!
Harvested edibles
Harvested edibles
Golden Currant thrives along an edible fence.
This inviting circular pathway among perennials leads into an heirloom orchard.
Red Leaf Rose helps beautify and fortify the security of a periphery fence.
Edible fence
