Originally Posted by catrancher
This is just my opinion, but what I see in most landscape quilts that work best are that the fabrics for grass, buildings etc. are not literal. Meaning, they aren't fabrics that are printed with stone, or grass patterned fabric. They tend to be the same color way as the objects, but the patterning with thread is what gives it life and the interpretation of the viewer adds to the interest of the piece.
Agree with the above. The grass in particular. Perhaps find another smaller print or almost solid, then intersperse a tuffet or two from this print, especially along the walls. Dont' be afraid to try several different fabrics together.
Also, the tree on the left corner of the house. Instead of cutting from a single piece of fabric, try several pieces of fabric - 2 -3 different fabrics showing light and dark. That will help give it a more realistic look (if indeed that is what you are aiming for).