Goldberg & Rodler, Inc.

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Goldberg & Rodler, Inc.

Old Field

Country: United States
A sweeping white granite and concrete paver driveway bordered by a lush green lawn and masses of low plantings lead up to the residence. The cherry trees were transplanted from the previous landscape.
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These massive Japanese Zelkova trees were installed using a crane. It was important to the homeowner to have mature trees in the landscape. The trees define the entry as you approach the residence.
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A lush border planting using flowering shrubs and perennials. Hydrangea, ligularia, astilbe, blackeyed susan, magnolia and spruce fill out the periphery planting.
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Purple coneflower and variegated carex pop against the blue spruces behind them. Pear trees punctuate with height.
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Along the road as you approach the driveway's entry. Lacecap hydrangea and large hosta with daylily soften the edge of the property and create a soft buffer.
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Large evergreen trees screen the important parts of the yard while lower plantings towards the rear of the property keep the view to the water open.
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Looking out from atop the second floor balcony. A beautiful view of the dock and water. The planting along the water had to be native and approved by the DEC (Department of Environmental Conservation).
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Designed by the architect, this infinity edge pool also has a wet edge; the water runs level up to the patio. We kept the plantings low along the water to have an unimpeded view from the pool area.
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These large boulders make up a natural bulkhead for the waterfront. Native plantings retain the slope and also conceal a fence to keep the property secure but views open.
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