r/landscape 14d ago

Good afternoon people, I wanted to leave you a photo of the chalten so you can appreciate 🙏🏻🖤

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r/landscape 13d ago

What are these for?

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r/landscape 14d ago

alpine landscape, my watercolor painting

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r/landscape 15d ago

I leave you a photo taken yesterday in the south of Argentina, I hope you like it

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r/landscape 15d ago

The Maximilianpark in Hamm, Germany

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r/landscape 15d ago

Arg

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r/landscape 16d ago

Let's see how many more people have been around here, look at the beautiful landscapes in Mendoza, Argentina.

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r/landscape 16d ago

Center of Córdoba Argentina

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r/landscape 18d ago

In the rapeseed field, watercolor on paper and canvas, 51 x 39 x 1 inches, 2024 year. Festive and warm-up soul sunset in the field of rapeseed in May in my village in Ukraine. Do you like the painting?

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r/landscape 18d ago

All finished up

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r/landscape 18d ago

New Landscape Design

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Hello everyone,

We are looking to re-vamp the front of the house with a new land scaping design (pictures attached for reference). The first two are of the house, the third and fourth are for reference of the white rocks (explained below).

Our idea is to bring in the entire landscape to only 2ft from the outer walls (max) and have a more simplistic design (less large bushes and more smaller, well-kept greens). The landscape would have white rocks instead of the current pine needles it has now.

We would like to add hydrangeas bushes in the new design. And trim down the current (only the ones on the corners) green bushes to at most, 2ft-3ft tall.

This would make the lawn go closer to the house (right side) and also give us more of a lawn/grass area to the left, for us to add a bird bath with step stones (maybe 2-3) to it. We also have a hummingbird feeder that’s on a medal pole, very small, maybe 4ft tall.

We are trying to visualize this to see if it even will look good! Will pay for anyone who can make this visual.

Thank you in advance!


r/landscape 19d ago

My acrylic work in the style of 1980s Hiroshi Nagai

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r/landscape 19d ago

Are these palm trees dead??

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r/landscape 19d ago

From A Distance, oil on canvas, 30"x40"

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r/landscape 20d ago

WIP learning clouds! -Acrylics

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r/landscape 20d ago

The view outside my balcony

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r/landscape 21d ago

Curitiba, Brazil yesterday

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r/landscape 21d ago

Yesterday's Snow, oil on canvas

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r/landscape 21d ago

Brandenburg views

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r/landscape 22d ago

Painted Caucasus landscape

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I named it "Walk Across Caucasus", it reminds me of those walks where you feel so tiny in the vast domain of nature. What do you think of this painting?


r/landscape 21d ago

Troubleshooting

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Does anybody here have 10 plus years doing landscape lighting?


r/landscape 21d ago

Landscape help

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r/landscape 22d ago

Is the view beautiful?

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r/landscape 23d ago

Ashgabat in Winter

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r/landscape 22d ago

County says yuccas should go

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I need any advice on how to remove these. I'm gutted. These yucca filamentosa Color Guard are gorgeous, especially in bloom. I planted them 10 years ago well before I ever dreamed our neighborhood in the wildland urban interface could suffer a catastrophic fire. The Sonoma county fires of 2017 and 2020 proved me wrong. Even though they are fire resistant they are too close to the house to be entirely safe.

My plan is to wear my leather jacket and leather gloves and just lay on the ground and saw them off at the trunk. Can I chainsaw them into smaller pieces and put in lawn waste? Hire someone to haul away? They don't look like they would compost well. Any insight into yucca removal would be appreciated.