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NatureWorks Landscape Services, Inc.
“please post more pictures of this house and yard.”
“beautiful flowers -- colors vibrant & happy”
“the ultimate garden for the front of the house”
“My garden
One day...”
“amazing color garden”
“Perfect Wildflower garden. Area 8”
“cottage garden, different heights”
“Big rounded windows and flowers”
“are the flowers? :)...cluster of flower...flower bed...Berm of flowers...the flowers...Garden, roof...flower garden...garden colres...The wild flowers....Wildflower garden...Love these flowers...slanted flower bed...Perennial garden!...flower garden”
Great Design Plant: Iranian Wood Sage
Architecturally spiky yet soft in a breeze, this heat-tolerant plant brings on the butterflies and g... Full Story »
Great Design Plant: Scotch Heather
The moors aren't all moody, as this prettily colored evergreen shrub proves. Plant it en masse for a... Full Story »
Maria Hickey & Associates Landscapes
“straw and flowers that is inexpensive?”
“Could you please list the flowers?”
“the pink flowers on the lower right and lower left in front? And the purple ones in back? and some of the filler green?”
“flowers and art objects/sculptures, instead of boulders”
“giddy garden? I bet the bumble bees are nectar woozy”
“A burst of color can be so welcoming on a front walk. Bright flowers can accessorize a monochromatic home exterior.”
“4. Fragrance giversAdd another dimension to a garden path with aromatic flowers. Visitors will love brushing up against tobacco flower, old-fashioned petunias, lavender”
“This might be a good garden to wrap up this design lesson with. It might sound obvious, but assuming you have at least average gardening skills, your plants will grow larger than they were the day you installed them. Unlike interior design, in which your coffee table more or less remains”
Anna Looper
“there a design plan for this? What flowers are used?”
“Is there a design plan for this garden, and a list of what plants were used? Thank you.”
“is this garden in? (And I am also waiting to find out which plants were used as already asked”
“love the cottage flowers look. Need to find out what zone this is in”
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Meyer & Meyer, Inc.
“in the design, including wraparound porches on the front of the house, a completely rebuilt second floor, and an addition to the north side that included a new master suite wing and library. The house sits on a high bluff with dramatic views of the Atlantic Ocean. The existing cottage’s foundation, chimney”
“Beautiful flowers and love the small windows”
“cottage garden. Tip: Be sure to check the estimated mature size on the variety you choose. It can range anywhere from approximately 1 to 3 feet high. This will affect your plans for placement when you're plotting out a planting plan.”
Matthew Cunningham Landscape Design LLC
“name of flowers and plants, grasses too that are deer resistant for a New England slope”
“I have a large cliff from back deck to wood area. lots of deer. Sun and shade mix. What grasses, flowers, and shrubs would you suggest to give it the look of this picture?”
“yellow/green flowers in the background are they sedum autumn joy ..if not what are they? the spikey silver leaves in front of the yellow/green flower...what are they called?
Thank you!”
“This garden is built on a very exposed hillside in Downeast Maine, and everything is very tough. Good luck!”
“If you're talking about the spiky plants, I believe that is the Salvia "May Night" noted above. If you are talking about the pinkish purple flowers, they look like chives to me! (just thought”
a Blade of Grass
“perennial gardens provide flower cutting opportunities and color to offset the green wall.”
“What are the names of the flowers? Thanks!”
“the pink flowers are Knockout Roses - pink and blush, and the purple spikes are Nepeta racemosa 'Walker's Low' (catmint).”
“I love the garden is gorgeous”
“Love the loose look of catmint and roses in a formal design.”
“By garage, in front flower bed”
Anna Looper
“love the flower bed w/ perrineals and full”
“plants in flower bed”
“Flowers,form, shape of area”
“front yard rain garden”
“ornamental edible gardens”
“large pink flowered plant?”
“cottage garden...Landscape flowers...Flower Garden...Flowers forback...pink flowers...LOVE these flowers!...ideas cone flowers...front of picture...Flower Bed...The design...cottage garden bed...Front flower bed...ttage Gardens...cottage garden...flower gardens...organic gardens”
dmuyskens
“changing garden in Vancouver, WA. We bought this property on an acre of horse pasture and started to landscape it immediately. Garden is now 17 years in the making and I'm still working on it and love changing and adding to the look.
I took the pictures and they're from early spring to late fall.”
“beautiful garden you've created!
Becky Harris”
“Malus sargentii (flowering crabapple) 'Tina' They are short (6-8') and flower in early spring. I think I posted pictures of their beautiful blossoms. If not, I'll get them posted.”
“style gardens it isn't English per-say nor American for that matter.”
“OMG - how beautiful!!! white flowering trees in a formal garden parterre centred around a blue focal point. The look is pure and fresh, crisp and deliberately restrained - elegance redefined!!!”
