Garden

Alliums!

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Purple collection

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Small yard, no grass.

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Interesting mix of plants

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Lovely kitchen garden beds. Great tips on materials.

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Sweet kitchen garden

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The espalier is the pergola!

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Espalier apples

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Front porch. Potted white gardenias!

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Another view of long beds. Detailed construction...

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Interesting tiered border garden.

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Raised beds lining path or pergola?

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Long narrow raised bed against one side of fence? How to integrate flowers?

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Raised beds are decorative.

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Varied height, unusual shape raised beds. Painted. Lighting on fence. But too tidy.

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Red yarrow

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Fence line garden boxes for food beds? How to integrate with flowers? Tiers?

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Inside back alley entrance? Near front porch?

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Balcony. Trailing vine.

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Simple. Comfy chairs. Little table.

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Balcony. Breakfast nook. Plants.

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Balcony or back door deck. Cozy. Plants. Buddha.

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Textural greens, wild movement

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Small corner pergola

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Could we do window boxes and shutters

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An example of a border pergola, with fire pit.

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Custom pergola, including design process, ship kit ready to assemble in one day. Out of Utah. Durable, quality materials.

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Perhaps the pergola is more for spatial definition, privacy, rather than for cover?

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Round, aligning with the patio shape and extending from the current deck. Okay with historic restrictions?

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Love the two-seater bench and its neighbor fern.

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Adore the lush mossy ground cover. Front yard steps?

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Russian sage as a feature, rather than a mass planting. So it can express its personality. I also like the varied heights. Would this add more space to our small yard, and perhaps more intimacy? How would we still care for the fence?

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For blending with Russian sage

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Front yard. Love the textural greens, varied heights and hues, accenting brick features. Mix in white azaleas for spring.

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Fall Glory

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Adore the secret enclosure of roses. So romantic. Perhaps part of the pergola structure?

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