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 City Yard Tree Preservation Landscape Design NY  

NY Landscape Planting Design

 

Building Plan Review Tree Plans        

NYC Garden Courtyards, Landscape Yards   

 

Historic District Yards 

MVR  Michael Victor Ruggiero

 

Registered Landscape Architect, RLA

 

Master in Landscape Architecture, MLA I 

Harvard U. Graduate School of Design

 

LEED AP 2007

 

Garden Yard Trees NYC

CITY HORTICULTURE

City planting has challenges but in them lie seeds for invention. Mostly plantings must be resilient (to heat, use, etc). The greatest durability is needed for street and roofs, but today's sustainability demands hold for building Entries, Yards, and garden Courtyards.

 

CANOPY SHADE TREES

Of all plantings, canopy trees hold up best.  Like tall ones on the street, small shade trees -- suited to small spaces and containers -- also do the most visually and environmentally, save money on energy bills, and grow property value. 

TreesNYC, Design Arborist

'No contained earth...is too small to make a difference.'

NYC Yard Patio Makeover Design Arborist
NYC Yard Patio Makeover Details
NYC UES COURTYARD Design Arborist
NYC Courtyard Containers
NYC Courtyard Restoration 2015
NYC Courtyard Details & Planting
NYC Church Entry Court Planters
Chelsea Street Entry Court Planters
NYC Building Driveway Landscape
Base Plan Existing Landscape Plants
NYC Hell's Kitchen Courtyard

NYC Yards & Garden Courtyards

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