Sentence examples for hard landscaping from inspiring English sources
noun
A type of landscaping which prominently uses hard materials, like stone and metals, rather then 'soft' soil and planting.
Hard landscaping is important.
The result is remarkably exuberant and cleverly counterbalances the rigid symmetrical formality of the hard landscaping.
Low-growing thyme creeps out of the beds and on to the hard landscaping.
Bridgeman's fee was a colossal £5,630: gardening – or hard landscaping, in this case – had become a highly lucrative occupation.
At the risk of upsetting any contractors, the hard landscaping is one giant foil for the planting.
A couple of years ago, Chelsea was all straight lines: from the topiary to the hard landscaping.
Plenty of snow was left, but the dazzling hard landscape of earlier winter had crumbled.
The objective of the study was to determine the function of each component of a hard landscape.
When the work slacks off, there's nothing to do but stare at the hard landscape and listen to cell-phone conversations on the scanner.
Its story is told in language that is lean and unpretentious, a language forged out of the hard landscape of the rural Middle West.
