Project gallery

A handful of properties, built and still standing.

These are real Cincinnati properties Perrino Landscape has designed, built or maintained, photographed as they actually sit today rather than staged for a brochure. Every job below started with the same first step described on the design page, and most of them are still on a seasonal maintenance visit today. Names and addresses are never posted here. If a stone wall, a paver field or a striped lawn below looks like what your own property needs, the contact page is the fastest way to start that conversation, and the neighbours who already said yes are quoted on the reviews page.

A striped estate lawn at a modern Cincinnati home, mown in alternating bands up to the front door — A striped mow at a modern estate home. The stripe pattern is a mowing technique, not a different grass, and it is one of the easiest ways to tell a property is on a real weekly programme rather than an occasional cut.

Aerial view of a brick paver patio with a curved limestone seat wall and a built-in fire pit — A herringbone brick paver field wrapped by a curved limestone seat wall, built around a fire pit. The curve of the wall is cut stone, not poured concrete formed to a radius.

Aerial view of a brick townhome courtyard patio with string lighting strung across the space — A tighter courtyard patio at a Cincinnati townhome, fenced for privacy and strung with permanent lighting overhead so the space works as late as the evening does.

The same brick paver patio project from a closer angle, showing the dining table set against the seat wall — The same patio from the dining table itself. The seat wall doubles as extra seating on a night when a table for six turns into a table for ten.

Stone entry steps and a retaining wall planted with potted flowers at a Cincinnati home — Stone entry steps set into a retaining wall, with potted seasonal colour carried up either side of the climb.

A stone and stucco Cincinnati home with a built stone retaining wall and rose plantings — A retaining wall built to hold a grade change at the foundation, with roses planted along the raised bed it creates.

Foundation planting of hydrangeas against a stone and stucco Cincinnati home — Hydrangeas set as foundation planting, chosen for the shade the roofline throws across that bed for most of the afternoon.

A formal garden at a stone Cincinnati home with a tiered stone fountain, rose beds and a bench — A tiered stone fountain set as the centrepiece of a formal rose garden, with a bench placed to actually sit and look at it rather than just walk past it.

A wider view of the same formal fountain garden and rose beds from the garden path — The same garden from further back on the path, showing how the fountain sits inside the wider rose bed rather than standing alone on lawn.

A Perrino Landscape crew member in a company polo mowing the front lawn of a large stone estate home — A Perrino crew on a scheduled mowing pass. A second crew member is visible in the driveway behind, which is how a maintenance route actually runs, in pairs rather than one person alone on a large property.

A Perrino Landscape crew member in a company polo tending a window flower box at a stone Cincinnati home — Deadheading and refreshing a window box on a routine visit, the kind of detail that a full landscape management programme covers and a mowing-only crew skips.

None of this happens without a first drawing.

Every patio, wall and garden above started as a plan on paper before it became stone and plant material. See how that plan gets made on the design page, or call Perrino Landscape directly.

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