2022 Inland Empire Landscape Contest Winners
King House
2022 Contest Winner
Flowery/Butterfly and Bird-Friendly Style
Located in Rancho Cucamonga, the King house embraces the flowery style with beautiful and established trees, such as a Palo Verde, that blossom and bloom with colors of yellow and orange. The King landscape was planted in 2013 and was designed and installed by the homeowner.
Foster House - People’s Choice Semifinalist
2022 Contest Winner
Flowery/Butterfly and Bird-Friendly Style
Located in Lake Elsinore, the Foster house shows how beautiful and inspiring a front yard can be, and that you do not need a large space to be an excellent steward for the environment. The Foster landscape was planted in 2015 and was designed and installed by the homeowner.
Fimbres House - People’s Choice Finalist
2022 Contest Winner
Flowery/Butterfly and Bird-Friendly Style
Located in Temecula, the Fimbres house brings a rainbow of flowers to their garden, while also creating a welcoming entryway to their home. The Fimbres landscape was planted in 2017 and was installed by a contractor.
Balo House
2022 Contest Winner
Flowery/Butterfly and Bird-Friendly Style
Located in Temecula, the Balo house combines low flowering plants with tall, blooming Palo Verdes, to create an appealing dimensional landscape. The Balo landscape was planted in 2014 and was designed and installed by the homeowners.
Chapman House
2022 Contest Winner
Mediterranean/ CA Native Style
Located in Murrieta, the Chapman house shows how beautiful drought tolerant landscaping can be and how this landscaping can work in a newer track home. The Chapman landscape was planted in 2020 and was designed and installed by the homeowner.
Dominick House
2022 Contest Winner
Mediterranean/ CA Native Style
Located in Rancho Cucamonga, the Dominick house features a dry riverbed surrounded by water-wise bushes, creating a colorful oasis that takes one out of a city and into the wilderness. The Dominick landscape was planted in 2016 and was designed and installed by the homeowner.
Osborne House
2022 Contest Winner
Mediterranean/ CA Native Style
Located in Redlands, the Osborne house highlights the easy maintenance of a drought tolerant landscape and how the landscape over time matures. The Osborne landscape was planted 2012 and was designed and installed by the homeowners.
Geske House
2022 Contest Winner
Mediterranean/ CA Native Style
Located in Riverside, the Geske house does a great job at utilizing diverse plants to create a yard with different textures and dimension, giving one the ability to see, smell, and touch the landscape just from a photo. The Geske landscape was planted in 2015 and was designed and installed by a contractor.
Mclaughlan House
2022 Contest Winner
Desert/Succulent Style
Located in San Jacinto, the Mclaughlan house shows the diversity a desert landscape can have, with agave, Mexican fence post cacti, succulents, and flowers. The Mclaughlan landscape was planted in 2018 and was designed and installed by the homeowner.
Stohler House
2022 Contest Winner
Desert/Succulent Style
Located in Redlands, the Stohler house highlights the succulent community and how succulents can range in colors, textures, and heights. The Stohler landscape was planted in 2019 and was designed and installed by the homeowner.
Miller House - People’s Choice Winner!
2022 Contest Winner
Desert/Succulent Style
Located in Rancho Cucamonga, the Miller house combines succulents and desert grasses to create a textured yard that is welcoming and unique. The Miler landscape was planted in 2005 and was designed and installed by the homeowners/contractor.
Krishnan House - People’s Choice Semifinalist
2022 Contest Winner
Desert/Succulent Style
Located in Highland, the Krishnan house allows one to meander through their yard, admiring the use of cacti as structural statement pieces and the use of soft grasses for balance. The Krishnan landscape was planted in 2015 and was designed and installed by the homeowners.