Design-build landscaping for Boise homeowners who want a backyard that handles hot summers and actual use.
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Homeowners 30 to 60 in the Treasure Valley planning patios, fire pits and low-water gardens.
Pine, sage and granite with a late-sun yellow. Tall condensed type like a trailhead sign.
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Stone that doesn't scorch, plants that don't need babysitting, and a fire pit for the nights that actually cool down. Spring install slots are open.
Topographic contour lines, trail-marker arrows, stacked condensed headlines.
Finished spaces at dusk with the foothills behind. Texture close-ups of stone and gravel.
Talks like a crew lead. Practical, a little proud of the work.
Stacked lockup only. Clear space of one peak height. On photos, use the Trail version with a dark gradient behind it.
Social rules. Full-bleed photo, stacked Bebas headline on the left, sage bar at the bottom with the logo.
Stone that doesn't scorch, plants that don't need babysitting, and a fire pit for the nights that actually cool down. Spring install slots are open.
Full-bleed photo, stacked Bebas headline on the left, sage bar at the bottom with the logo.
What working together sounds like from the owner's side: Cody Larsen, owner at Ridgeline Landscapes, messaging Bilal on the Asteroid team.
