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Stunning Makeovers for Your Outdoor Space

Replacing old railroad ties with natural stone steps and native plantings creates a more Adirondack feel.

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Replacing this failing concrete retaining wall with a rock garden and winding stone staircase to the main entrance gave this home more curb appeal.

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After construction, this client lost "their woods." Planting mature native trees and shrubs restored the woods for them.

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Not only are railroad ties unsightly, but they decay over time. Using natural stone we can create a softer, longer-lasting landscape.

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Using both a dry stack wall and boulder retaining wall along with a staircase we were able to give this homeowner access to the lower level.

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To create a level seating area for this family on such a steep slope, a wall using rectilinear granite was built for a flagstone patio, adding a stone staircase to the back yard. 

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The Moody team exposed the natural rock ledge and landscaped around it using colorful, easy to maintain nursery stock. 

Following an extensive renovation to this camp, the homeowners were looking for a simple low maintenance landscape.  Using select large flagstone pieces allows the homeowners to drive up To the door with damage to the walkway.

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Rotting railroad tie steps were replaced with natural stone creating a more inviting staircase.

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These homeowners commented on the fact that once the landscaping was complete they were visited daily by birds and butterflies.  This blank canvas created a challenge with the grade but using large mossy boulders created level tiers for planting.

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Following renovation these homeowners needed to restore access to the Guest house.  They requested a wide stone walkway that would accommodate an ATV, a natural stone staircase was built through the newly planted garden for Access to the main house.

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These mindful camp owners wanted to restore the shoreline of their pond to native plants and eliminate the lawn the previous owners maintained.  A boardwalk was constructed above the high water line and native plants were planted to replace the lawn.

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An after view of the native plantings from the boardwalk to the camp.

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