Crail Gardens Report
In 2019, the Alliance built a demonstration garden at Crail Ranch using native plants. Beth MacFawn Landscape Design is proud to have participated in this unique project!
Beth MacFawn Landscape Design
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Western Art & Architecture
Beth MacFawn looks to create lines and colors that carry amid seasonal changes by planting ornamental grasses, shrubs, flowering plants, and deciduous trees.
Big Sky Journal
Site visits with clients and colleagues, such as landscape designer Beth MacFawn, inform Foote’s work, which is always created as a response to the land and conditions.
Award for Excellence
Beth MacFawn Landscape Design was nominated for her landscape design for this South Black residence, and was awarded a Beautification Award for Creative Curb Appeal.
Mountain Living
Landscape designer Beth MacFawn created a retaining wall of stone, dubbed “the weeping wall,” down which water trickles.
Sunset Magazine
A specialist in native plantings, Beth MacFawn created this relaxed garden by incorporating plants that grow in the nearby mountain meadow, including Tufted Hairgrass and Idaho fescue.
Fine Gardening
Beth MacFawn makes the recommendation that First Snow Spirea can be planted with Tufted Hairgrass, Snowdrop Anemone, or Sweet Woodruff in the Mountain West.
At Home Magazine
Landscape designer Beth MacFawn actually went out on the property before any digging took place and mapped out the areas where each species of wildflower grew …