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Design-culture-Finger Lakes landscape-lifestyle. PEBBLE-STREAM is my landscape architecture practice.

We design lakefront and other Finger Lakes landscapes, but also write about and discuss culture, lifestyle, and all of the things that go into making great PLACES and EXPERIENCES.

12/03/2023

Don't you wonder we why like some landscapes better than others?

The aesthetics of survival

23/09/2022

Notes from the Design Capital

A Report form the Design Capital

09/03/2022

For design nerds and garden lovers.

How Perennial Gardens Are Designed

16/06/2021

Patio court with custom table in natural stone. Next comes the fountain.

07/05/2021

New front walk progress photo.

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05/05/2021

My latest article on Medium.

It’s Time to Get Real

17/04/2021

Godzilla of the Finger Lakes. Construction season is in full swing my friends!
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15/04/2021

Food for thought, and gardens.

And How that’s Changing

14/03/2021

Learn more about streams.

Our Lives Depend on Protecting Fresh Water

05/03/2021

Looking forward to a new growing seasons to fill out this front yard conversion with beautiful plants and groundcovers.
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27/02/2021

A quick and informative read.

Here’s Your Chance

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Precious Water

We are blessed to be living in the Finger Lakes Region!

Building a step for a bluestone patio!

The Long and Short of Lawns

In these dog days of summer, we should remember that cutting the lawn short impedes root development. The higher your blade, the deeper the roots and the greater the drought tolerance. Deep roots mean your grass can access more water from the soil, reducing the need to irrigate.

Well, I published a short book that I hope will inspire people to be bolder about getting sustainable in the garden: beauty, function, and sustainability can all be achieved together. eBook, Paperback, and Kindle Unlimited users have free access! Only on Amazon. Reviews are welcome, friends! https://www.amazon.com/Your-Rad-Garden-Freedom-Backyard-ebook/dp/B07D9X6R9T/ref=la_B006820IJW_1_2?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1527363184&sr=1-2