Two urns flanking the front door change seasonally for added interest and curb appeal

A unattractive area in the courtyard was transformed into an inviting passageway with the use of boxwood, astilbe and tiarella ground cover.

A 1920's home with a 25 year old landscape was completely renovated, removing overgrown shrubs and incorporating perennial gardens to create a variety of textures and seasonal interest.

A variety of hostas and ornamental grasses create texture and color in dappled shade

Daylilies, rudbeckia, and macrophylla hydrangeas

A shrub and perennial garden along a fence, including hydrangeas, viburnum with ripening fruits, black eyed susans, caryopteris and miscanthus, fronted by sedum ground cover. blooms from late spring through early fall.

Deliciously fragrant native tree, chionanthus virginicus or fringe tree steals the focus in spring.

Flanking the driveway, Hinoki cypress is fronted by variegated liriope and astilbe pumila