by Scott Bradley | Dec 3, 2019 | Drainage, Gardens, Petaluma Landscape Contractor, The Landscape Process
Soil amendments are an integral part of a landscape’s planting scheme. The long term success of a garden depends on the plant material becoming established in the planting medium, sending out a strong and healthy root system, and being provided with proper nutrients...
by Scott Bradley | Jan 1, 2019 | Drainage, Miscellaneous, Petaluma Garden Design, Wood Structures
Details Landscape Art, a Sonoma County design-build landscape contractor, is frequently called upon to build a redwood retaining wall. Whether to hold back an existing slope, or to level out an area, retaining walls are usually constructed using concrete (faced with...
by Scott Bradley | Nov 20, 2018 | Drainage, Masonry and Stonescaping, Patios and Walkways, Sonoma County Landscape Contractor, Water Features
Details Landscape Art, a Sonoma County landscape contractor, uses a variety of hardscape materials, including crushed rock, gravel and stones. Depending on the application, we may use some or all of these products. It is important to distinguish and understand the...
by Scott Bradley | Jul 17, 2018 | Drainage, Gardens, Irrigation, Miscellaneous, Patios and Walkways, Petaluma Landscape Design, The Landscape Process, Water Features
Scott Bradley is the owner of Details Landscape Art, a Sonoma County landscaper for almost thirty years. This is the second career for Scott who began his adult working life as a CPA and morphed into being a local landscaper during a mid life crisis. Scott majored in...
by Scott Bradley | Jun 5, 2018 | Drainage, Featured Gardens, Irrigation, Miscellaneous, Patios and Walkways, Santa Rosa Landscape Contractor, The Landscape Process
The devastating firestorm of October 2017 left thousands of homes burned to the ground and facing the long arduous prospect of rebuilding. Fire relandscaping was a brand new experience for Details Landscape Art. In fact, we had designed and build several beautiful...
by Scott Bradley | May 8, 2018 | Drainage, Featured Gardens, Gardens, Masonry and Stonescaping, Patios and Walkways, Petaluma Garden Design, The Landscape Process, Water Features
This newer subdivision home was set on a hillside in west Petaluma, and had only minimal front yard landscaping. The front yard was small and flat, but the backyard was a steep slope falling away from the house at more than forty five degrees, and called for a...
