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The gallery collects photos of gardens, plantings, stonework, harvests and the Beyond Gardens team. You can filter by category, Fruit and Vegetables, Stonework, Team or Flowers, or view all categories at once. It is a quick way to see the plants, materials and finishes we work with before you start planning your own garden.
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Stonework photos in the gallery include flagstone stepping stones set in gravel paths, a gravel path along a dry-stacked stone retaining wall, a low dry-stacked wall edging a native grass garden, and a front-yard rock garden with a basalt column fountain and river rock. Dry-stacked stone is built without mortar, with stones knitted together into an interlocking, load-bearing structure.
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Yes. The Fruit and Vegetables category shows edible gardens and harvests, including beds of cabbage and leafy greens, chard beside a flagstone path, a butternut squash still on the vine, and a home-grown spread of tomatoes, peppers, apples, eggs and chayote. These photos show how food-producing beds can sit alongside flowers and stonework in one garden.
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Yes. Save the photos you like and bring them to your consultation. Gathering example photos for inspiration is one of the steps we recommend before a design meeting, and it helps our designers understand your style. We then adapt those ideas to your site's sun, soil and drainage, so the result fits your yard rather than copying another one.