This neo-colonial home features plantings, containers and a traditional brick entry that are in harmony with each other and in rhythm with the house.

The backyard is primarily pool and woodland so the front landscape is part of the social space for these clients. Also heavily shaded, the front gardens feature Astilbe, Hosta, and Rhododendron in large beds filled with Pachysandra. The effect is a low profile enhancement of the home that softly hugs the front porch.

A bistro table, wicker furniture and even a swing between the large oaks all combine to frame the home without overwhelming it.

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