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Amber Freda Home & Garden Design
“Roof Garden with Row of Potted Bamboo”
“Contemporary roof garden with a streamlined row of bamboo in black fiberglass pots and a red Japanese maple tree, all underplanted with a lush mix of flowers and vines.”
“Roof planters/plants”
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Amber Freda Home & Garden Design
“enced contemporary roof garden using ceramic and fiberglass planters and a custom-built Shoji screen. Plantings include bamboo, cherry laurels, hydrangeas, and rose of sharon.”
“enced contemporary roof garden using ceramic and fiberglass planters and a custom-built Shoji screen.
Can be created for the yard”
Amber Freda Home & Garden Design
“Village Roof Garden - Washington St.”
“Contemporary roof garden with black metal planters, evergreens, grasses, a cherry tree, and bistro dining set.”
“Roof top, gravely pavers”
“roof garden”
Amber Freda Home & Garden Design
“This contemporary roof garden uses container plants in taupe fiberglass and dark brown ceramics to create a lush, stylish effect. Plantings include arborvitaes, red Japanese maples, New Guinea impatiens, yellow coreopsis, and coleus.”
“ainer Garden on a Roof”
Amber Freda Home & Garden Design
“Contemporary NYC Roof Garden with Potted Trees”
“This contemporary NYC roof garden design features potted flowering crape myrtle trees, bamboo, evergreens, variegated willow bushes, and birch trees and black fiberglass pots with bamboo roll fencing and a cozy seating area.”
“Contemporary NYC Roof Garden With Potted Trees
This contemporary NYC roof garden design features potted flowering crape myrtle trees, bamboo, evergreens, variegated willow bushes, and birch trees and black fiberglass pots with bamboo roll fencing and a cozy seating area.”
Amber Freda Home & Garden Design
“This contemporary Soho roof garden has corrugated metal that acts as a backdrop to a dining set, wood deck tiles, and ceramic pots with lush plantings of bamboo, coleus, and sweet potato vines.”
“corrugated roofing as screen”
“Soho Roof Garden”
Margie Grace - Grace Design Associates
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“Contemporary NYC Roof Garden With Potted Trees
This contemporary NYC roof garden design features potted flowering crape myrtle trees, bamboo, evergreens, variegated willow bushes, and birch trees and black fiberglass pots with bamboo roll fencing and a cozy seating area.”
“the rose garden...roof garden...my roof garden...castle garden...garden table...style garden”
Kenneth Philp Landscape Architects
“urban garden while enjoying regional views of mountains, water and islands. The living roof provides residents with social gathering spaces, such as a fire circle, and provides the building itself with added insulation, stormwater retention and filtration. By providing landscape on street level, and”
“rooftop garden, this project gives the public and homeowners many opportunities to enjoy and connect with nature in the urban setting.
Photos by Steve Young.”
“This rooftop garden shows another approach to creating garden space in the domain usually dominated by air conditioners and other mechanical components”
“Contemporary style. Contemporary planting is again shown at its best with this roof garden. The precise planting shows us how restrictive and repetitive planting works best. Most leaves have differing colors on their upper and lower surfaces, perhaps green on top and gray beneath, so gardens prone”
