Ph Mattia AquilaPEACE AND TRANQUILLITY IN A GARDEN ON LAKE GARDA The relaxing sound of a stream provides the backdrop for this luxurious garden where peace and tranquillity reign. Stefano Filippini designed, and then, with the support of Cherubini Vivaio del Garda, created a garden set on two different levels. The first level is dominated by the swimming pool, by the green of the aromatic herbs and by an enchanting view over the second level below, characterised by flowers and plants in soft, elegant shades and by a relaxation area to fully enjoy the silence and privacy of this prestigious garden. Landscape Designer: SFLandscapeArchitecture Landscape Contractor: Cherubini VivaiodelGarda Ph Mattia Aquila

This was a complete redo of an older property. The goal was to create an informal garden that focused on food, flowers, sports, and entertaining
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RALD was instructed to create a planting plan for this project in Moulsford in order to set off the existing borders, some of which were unplanted, whilst others were replanted to create harmony within the scheme. Pastel pinks, whites and blues were utilised in the planting scheme to create a traditional English garden feel around the 19th Century property.

RALD was instructed to create a planting plan for this project in Moulsford in order to set off the existing borders, some of which were unplanted, whilst others were replanted to create harmony within the scheme. Pastel pinks, whites and blues were utilised in the planting scheme to create a traditional English garden feel around the 19th Century property.

RALD was instructed to create a planting plan for this project in Moulsford in order to set off the existing borders, some of which were unplanted, whilst others were replanted to create harmony within the scheme. Pastel pinks, whites and blues were utilised in the planting scheme to create a traditional English garden feel around the 19th Century property.

RALD was instructed to create a planting plan for this project in Moulsford in order to set off the existing borders, some of which were unplanted, whilst others were replanted to create harmony within the scheme. Pastel pinks, whites and blues were utilised in the planting scheme to create a traditional English garden feel around the 19th Century property.

RALD was instructed to create a planting plan for this project in Moulsford in order to set off the existing borders, some of which were unplanted, whilst others were replanted to create harmony within the scheme. Pastel pinks, whites and blues were utilised in the planting scheme to create a traditional English garden feel around the 19th Century property.

RALD was instructed to create a planting plan for this project in Moulsford in order to set off the existing borders, some of which were unplanted, whilst others were replanted to create harmony within the scheme. Pastel pinks, whites and blues were utilised in the planting scheme to create a traditional English garden feel around the 19th Century property.

RALD was instructed to create a planting plan for this project in Moulsford in order to set off the existing borders, some of which were unplanted, whilst others were replanted to create harmony within the scheme. Pastel pinks, whites and blues were utilised in the planting scheme to create a traditional English garden feel around the 19th Century property.

RALD was instructed to create a planting plan for this project in Moulsford in order to set off the existing borders, some of which were unplanted, whilst others were replanted to create harmony within the scheme. Pastel pinks, whites and blues were utilised in the planting scheme to create a traditional English garden feel around the 19th Century property.

Our clients came to us looking for a complete country-style garden design and landscape build. Their existing garden was an open space dominated by a sloping lawn, a feature summerhouse in the top corner and a shed for storage. There were two raised beds for growing home produce and some small trees in the existing garden. They wanted design inspiration to create a feature path to the summerhouse. It must be easy to mow the lawns and have considered planting in the beds. They didn’t want anything high maintenance to look after. Our clients wanted a crisp and clean formal feel to the country-style garden design, and we knew they enjoyed their Yew Topiary balls. Our other consideration for the brief was that they wanted some privacy from neighbours. Our garden designer took up the challenge and worked with the client to create their garden. Before we started, we surveyed the space in detail as we do before we start any project. After discussing their needs and desires, we knew they needed to create a feature landscaped pathway to the destination summerhouse with an adjoined gorgeous seating area. Among this, it was essential to create a level lawn area that was flat and trouble-free and fill the planting areas with perennials and shrubs in the customer’s preferred colours of white, blue and purple. Brett came along and presented me with a very professional and beautiful design to turn my unloved outdoor space into something to be proud of. I had to wait for the transformation, but once it was underway, it soon became clear that it had been worth it. The lads were hard-working and polite and left me with a lovely new feature. A flat oval lawn on the mid-level was integral to the design and surrounded by a sweeping curved pathway leading to the summerhouse. The sett cobbled path takes you up and around to the top seating area. landscape country style garden design A GARDEN PARADISE To the back of the oval lawn is a spectacular feature stone retaining topped wall finished with country-style estate-style fencing for safety and effect. On the highest level by the summerhouse, there is a spacious seating terrace to relax. Head through the arch of black galvanised steel, where you will find several raised beds for vegetables and fruit crops. This added to their established apple tree collection. Then we planted some espalier fruit tree screens to define the garden’s zones. This abundant growing area is surrounded by wildflower meadow planting to attract wildlife and pollinators. For privacy, there are trees strategically planted on the boundaries to provide effective green screening. Descending from the lawn, you will find stepping stones to take you down to the shed. Here you will find a delightfully secluded seating spot. The area closest to the house has stepped levels of planted banks. They are filled with easy-to-care-for shrubs and perennial planting that will return year after year. The roses and lavender fill the air with a glorious scent as you pass them. We are proud to have been involved in this thrilling country-style garden project from start to finish.

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Photo of a backyard brick landscaping in Philadelphia.