Crafting a successful landscape is more than arranging plants and hardscape elements. It’s about understanding context. Every region has its own unique identity, shaped by its geology, climate, and culture. When landscaping materials reflect these elements, the landscape looks authentic, resilient, and connected to its surroundings. Understanding the Regional Landscape Rolling hills, layered geological formations, …
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Plant selection plays an essential role in the long-term success and sustainability of a landscape. Choosing native and drought-tolerant plants helps to reduce the need for excessive irrigation, fertilizers, and pest control, cutting down on maintenance costs while supporting the health of the surrounding environment. At Brown Design Group, we utilize plant palettes customized to …
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Sustainable landscape architecture is about designing outdoor spaces that are both functional and environmentally responsible. It focuses on reducing negative environmental impacts while improving how a space works for people, plants, and wildlife. Instead of working against nature, this approach works with the land—using innovative design to conserve resources and support long-term site health. At …
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