Nilsen Landscape Design, LLC

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Lexington Historic Home

Country: United States
Front entry and foundation plantings
Lexington Historic Home
Front foundation planting
Lexington Historic Home
A full palette bluestone patio provides living and dining space in the back yard. The patio is edged with granite cobblestone.
Bluestone Patio
Privacy Fence
The front foundation planting plan included tall Junipers on each corner of the house, Inkberry, Mountain Laurel, Spirea, Hydrangea and Daylilies. This combination provides texture and color all year.
Front Foundation Planting
Front foundation planting after 1 year of growth. In bloom are Spirea, Hydrangea, Daylilies and Lavender
Lexington Historic Home
An island bed in the front yard provides privacy from the street with mature Rhododendrons, Holly, Viburnum, a Flowering Dogwood and perennials.
Natural Privacy Screen
Custom raised vegetable beds were built with mortared granite cobblestone.
Raised Vegetable Beds
An asphalt driveway didn't fit the traditional aesthetic of this historic home. Instead, a cobblestone apron was installed at the entrance to the garage. The driveway is crushed stone topped with stone dust.
Cobblestone and Stone Dust Driveway
A six foot cedar panel fence provides privacy for the back yard. The first four feet are board on board, with the top two feet a decorative vertical lattice. Fence built and installed by Sudbury Cedar Fence.
Cedar Fence
Colorful and long blooming perennials surround the patio
Perennial Garden
Shade tolerate plants and a crisp cobblestone border and landing mark the side entrance
Side Entrance
Detailed view of the cobblestone landing
Cobblestone Landing