Residential Landscape Design, Build & Maintain in New Orleans
For more than 40 years, Landscape Images Ltd. has designed, built, illuminated, and maintained residential gardens throughout New Orleans. Led by landscape architects, our team brings planting, hardscape, drainage, irrigation, outdoor lighting, and long-term care together under one plan.
Our installation team brings each design to life through planting, hardscape, drainage, irrigation, lighting and careful site coordination from start to finish.
We design and install low-voltage landscape lighting that improves safety, highlights architectural and garden features, and extends the use of outdoor spaces after dark.
Landscape Images Ltd. provides residential landscape design, installation, outdoor lighting, and ongoing landscape maintenance in New Orleans. From the initial consultation forward, our clients work with one experienced team that brings consistency, expertise, and care at every stage.ay.
One month, three big changes in the Rear Garden Space at the St. Charles Ave Project With rear garden nearly complete, the planting, the pool, hardscape, and tile are all reading together as one cohesive space.
There is one more layer and this St. Charles Avenue project changes again after dark.
One month, three big changes in the Rear Garden Space at the St. Charles Ave Project With rear garden nearly complete, the planting, the pool, hardscape, and tile are all reading together as one cohesive space.
There is one more layer and this St. Charles Avenue project changes again after dark.
Sometimes the glamorous side of an Uptown New Orleans landscape starts underneath it.
At the State Street Canopy Garden, irrigation work begins at the front and sometimes the most direct route to the rear garden means crawling under the house to reach the next access point.
Not every part of a landscape installation makes the finished photograph. It still has to work.
Some days we design gardens. Some days we crawl for them.
Sometimes the glamorous side of an Uptown New Orleans landscape starts underneath it.
At the State Street Canopy Garden, irrigation work begins at the front and sometimes the most direct route to the rear garden means crawling under the house to reach the next access point.
Not every part of a landscape installation makes the finished photograph. It still has to work.
Some days we design gardens. Some days we crawl for them.
An Uptown New Orleans landscape has to work from the sidewalk in.
At this St. Charles Avenue front garden, planting is beginning to define the arrival: structure at the street, palms and layered planting beyond the gate, and softer detail carrying the eye toward the house.
The garden is still young, but the order is already there.
A good front garden should make the arrival feel inevitable.
An Uptown New Orleans landscape has to work from the sidewalk in.
At this St. Charles Avenue front garden, planting is beginning to define the arrival: structure at the street, palms and layered planting beyond the gate, and softer detail carrying the eye toward the house.
The garden is still young, but the order is already there.
A good front garden should make the arrival feel inevitable.
Our install manager may not appreciate this video but we appreciate them, our team and everyone’s hard work as move through this project Uptown. #teamworkmakesthedreamwork #landscapedesigninstall #landscapeimagesltd #neworleans
Our install manager may not appreciate this video but we appreciate them, our team and everyone’s hard work as move through this project Uptown. #teamworkmakesthedreamwork #landscapedesigninstall #landscapeimagesltd #neworleans
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Small gardens prove themselves over time.
We finished this compact New Orleans landscape in January, using every available foot to give the front entry and rear courtyard structure, circulation, and planting that could grow into the space.
Nine months later, mahonia, ligularia, ferns, Japanese yew and the surrounding layers have begun to settle in around the brickwork.
the garden feels fuller without feeling crowded.
Good small-space design leaves room for the garden to become itself.
We finished this compact New Orleans landscape in January, using every available foot to give the front entry and rear courtyard structure, circulation, and planting that could grow into the space.
Nine months later, mahonia, ligularia, ferns, Japanese yew and the surrounding layers have begun to settle in around the brickwork.
the garden feels fuller without feeling crowded.
Good small-space design leaves room for the garden to become itself.
At the St. Charles Avenue project, the ground view shows the planting, path, and details are starting to take shape. From above, the larger relationship becomes clearer: how the front, side passage, and rear garden begin to read as one property.
A landscape can look resolved from the ground and tell a different story from above. See more of our Uptown New Orleans work — link in profile.
At the St. Charles Avenue project, the ground view shows the planting, path, and details are starting to take shape. From above, the larger relationship becomes clearer: how the front, side passage, and rear garden begin to read as one property.
A landscape can look resolved from the ground and tell a different story from above. See more of our Uptown New Orleans work — link in profile.
A tree can frame the garden and hide what does not belong.
At this Audubon Street garden refresh, new trees from Fortenberry Farm in Mississippi arrived with Jimmy, our farm manager, before heading into the ground.
One Oriental Magnolia is being positioned near the property corner to soften the utility pole while giving the front garden stronger structure.
The tree changes the view. Good placement changes the whole garden.
Follow along as this Uptown Garden Refresh takes shape.
A tree can frame the garden and hide what does not belong.
At this Audubon Street garden refresh, new trees from Fortenberry Farm in Mississippi arrived with Jimmy, our farm manager, before heading into the ground.
One Oriental Magnolia is being positioned near the property corner to soften the utility pole while giving the front garden stronger structure.
The tree changes the view. Good placement changes the whole garden.
Follow along as this Uptown Garden Refresh takes shape.
Carondelet Street moved through months of construction, pool work, hardscape, fencing, irrigation, planting, and coordination across multiple trades. Our job was to keep the landscape connected to that larger process so each phase supported what came next rather than becoming a series of separate decisions.
Good coordination is what gets it there.
The finished garden is only the last chapter. @gbcconstructionllc
See the complete Carondelet Street Garden story on our website.
Carondelet Street moved through months of construction, pool work, hardscape, fencing, irrigation, planting, and coordination across multiple trades. Our job was to keep the landscape connected to that larger process so each phase supported what came next rather than becoming a series of separate decisions.
Good coordination is what gets it there.
The finished garden is only the last chapter. @gbcconstructionllc
See the complete Carondelet Street Garden story on our website.
The Discovery Garden taking shape @longuevuehg is much bigger than a planting exercise.
Designed for children of all ages to learn by doing, exploring pollinator pathways, a Three Sisters vegetable Garden in connection with herbs, composting, sensory planting, and play turn the landscape into an outdoor classroom built for curiosity.
Now the plan is moving into the ground as trees, drainage, and site work take shape.
Good design gives curiosity somewhere to go. Discovery gives the reason to explore.
The Discovery Garden taking shape @longuevuehg is much bigger than a planting exercise.
Designed for children of all ages to learn by doing, exploring pollinator pathways, a Three Sisters vegetable Garden in connection with herbs, composting, sensory planting, and play turn the landscape into an outdoor classroom built for curiosity.
Now the plan is moving into the ground as trees, drainage, and site work take shape.
Good design gives curiosity somewhere to go. Discovery gives the reason to explore.