General Landscaping: Chesterfield MO
Landscaping with Nature
A close analysis of the natural elements of the site included climate, soil, slope of the land, drainage, vegetation, sunlight availability at different times of the day and the effects of existing homes, roads, walkways and utilities. Data gathered from this process informed the selection of plants suited to the unique conditions of the site that will thrive in the available soil, water and light conditions.
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Highlights & Features
This landscaping project in Chesterfield, MO was started by analyzing the natural elements of the site
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Flower Selection
The flowering plant selection provides blooms from April through September.
Drainage Solutions
We incorporated solutions to pre existing drainage issues of standing water and heavy roof water concentration near the front porch entry.
Paver Entrance
A new graceful paver entrance expanded the driveway and defined a clear area for guests to park.
Natural Stone Use
Natural stone steps, flagstone, boulders and pebble creek rock were used in both the front and back yards.
Circle Driveway
A slight berm inside the circle driveway conceals much of the driveway pavement.
Highlights & Features
This landscaping project in Chesterfield, MO was started by analyzing the natural elements of the site
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Flower Selection
The flowering plant selection provides blooms from April through September.
-
Drainage Solutions
We incorporated solutions to pre existing drainage issues of standing water and heavy roof water concentration near the front porch entry.
-
Paver Entrance
A new graceful paver entrance expanded the driveway and defined a clear area for guests to park.
-
Natural Stone Use
Natural stone steps, flagstone, boulders and pebble creek rock were used in both the front and back yards.
-
Circle Driveway
A slight berm inside the circle driveway conceals much of the driveway pavement.
Plant List
- Clematis
- Climbing Hydrangea
- Sedum Packisandra
- Hicksi Yews
- Boxwood
- October Glory Red Maple
- Magnolia Jane
- Japanese Red Maple
- Norway Spruce
- Liriope
- Blue Holly
- Azaleas
- Serviceberry
- Dwarf Forsythia
- Sweet Bay Magnolia
- Hybrid Fescue Blend Sod
Landscape Solutions
- We incorporated solutions to preexisting Drainage issues.
- Created concentrated areas for annual flowers that will provide blooming color from April thru September.
- Utilized Stone Steps, Flagstone, Boulders and pebble creek rock in both the front and back yards.
- Created this ever so slight Berm inside the circle driveway that conceals most of the driveway pavement. This helps focus the eye on the front door and softens the asphalt paving.
- Kept trees away from the front door so as to not distract from it.
- Built the paver entry walkway that enlarges at the driveway as the clear area for guests to park and makes a graceful entrance.
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Poynter Landscape Architecture & Construction
15815 Jedberg Ln.
Ballwin, MO, 63021
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