Flutterby Gardens Landscaping LLC

Aug 2015

This homeowner is someone who didn't want to spend a lot of time doing maintenance. She has two medium-sized dogs, and a small yard. The perfect solution? Artificial Turf! They have some a long way with making artificial turf look realistic and it's you can just hose it off after the dogs have gone on it. We also installed some low-water, low-maintenance plants, along with a new flagstone pathway.

$6k

Garden City, ID

Jul 2015

This yard once had a giant maple in front, which eventually died, along with all the grass underneath. Instead of replacing it with lawn, the homeowner wanted to create a parking area, and a xeric planting bed. We also installed a new flagstone pathway. Plants include Tiger Eyes Sumac, Mojave Sage, Lavender, Blue Oat Grass, and Penstemon.

$6k

Boise, ID

Jul 2015

The previous homeowners wanted to have an English Garden, but lack of maintenance caused it to grow out of control. The homeowners wanted to have a low-water landscape, but also wanted more lawn for their children. The sidewalk was also beginning to crumble. We installed a variety of fescue sod that is made of native grasses which can survive on just 14" of water a year. We also installed low-water plants such as echinacea, Apache plume, sedum, coreopsis, and lavender. To replace the sidewalk, we installed flagstone, and to keep a sharp easy-to-maintain edge, we installed steel edging.

$14k

Boise, ID

Jun 2015

We wanted to create a little hidden seating area at this property and we did that with a flagstone pathway and small patio. We also installed some shade-loving drought-tolerant plants.

$1k

Boise, ID

Jun 2015

There is a reason why it is called Kentucky Bluegrass, and not Idaho Bluegrass; it's because it doesn't do well in our climate. We replaced the Kentucky Bluegrass lawn here with a fescue grass that is drought-tolerant and better suited to the heat. It also is self-healing to fill in dead spots after dogs do their business. We also redid the side-yard to clean it up, and put in some low-water plants

$5k

Boise, ID

May 2015

Something that can add interest to a yard is a dry creek bed. We removed the existing lawn, installed the dry-creek bed, low-water plants, a flagstone path, and a flagstone seating area.

$8k

Boise, ID

Aug 2014

Something that we specialize in is create lush-looking yet low-water landscape. This homeowner wanted the look of a Japanese Garden and we accomplished that through the type of plants, and using river rock between the plants.

$5k

Boise, ID

Aug 2007

With this project we removed the existing sod and plants and installed netafim, a type of drip irrigation, under the lawn. This reduced the homeowner's water bills significantly. We also installed a water feature, steel edging, a new water main, and boulders to make it a lush yet low-water landscape.

$16k

Boise, ID