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ABOVE: The synthetic turf puing green is encased on three sides by lush annuals, perennials, and evergreens, while the pool area takes on a more formal feel. Boxwood hedges
and patio hollies frame the back side of the pool.
Collaboration with Jason Osterberger Designs
Photography by Jimi Smith Photography
FACING PAGE TOP: This long, narrow pool, with low-slung feature walls, encourages the viewer's eye to the stately 100-year-old oaks in the background. To not compete with the
oaks, the plant palee and arrangement in the yard was kept simple and elegant.
Photography by Vernon Wentz
FACING PAGE BOT TOM: This pool and garden renovation is centered around an existing hackberry tree, whose branches twist and turn through the space—at one point even
almost touching the ground, creating a natural bench. The landscaping was kept very simple around the hackberry, allowing the sculptural branching to shine, while the
surrounding landscape creates a lush backdrop for the pool.
Photography by Graham Hobart
Designed by Randy Angell Designs, Plano, TX, page 319
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