Aerial view of two granite bridges traversing the shimmering dry garden of white marble stone. In summer, the brown becomes a carpet of soft moss that tickles the toes.

Craig Bergmann Landscape Design was commissioned by the owner of this historic 1908 estate to develop a fresh, artistic re-interpretation of the existing gardens. An upper and lower garden room and stroll garden were redesigned with the key elements of running water, cool stone and shaded areas to preserve the garden’s original intent. A narrow rill connects two pools where water flows from the Upper Garden down to the Lower. Layering of foliage was as important as coordination of bloom times in order to achieve the sensuous, Moorish feel of the garden. The Stroll Garden plant collection, in contrast to the summer display of the Upper and Lower Gardens, was chosen for a spring flower display moving to a more textural foliage garden in summer. Photography by Linda Oyama Bryan

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Very private setting
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This garden started from an old vegetable garden tucked into an old estate property. The only element that remained was the privot hedge. My client wished to have a perennial garden that would be in a formal setting. So an axial line was

This garden started from an old vegetable garden tucked into an old estate property. The only element that remained was the privot hedge. My client wished to have a perennial garden that would be in a formal setting. So an axial line was

View from the deck of this backyard cutting garden. Photo by Maryann Bond; Design by Plan-it Earth Design; Installation by D&J Landscape Contractors
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Craig Bergmann Landscape Design was commissioned by the owner of this historic 1908 estate to develop a fresh, artistic re-interpretation of the existing gardens. An upper and lower garden room and stroll garden were redesigned with the key elements of running water, cool stone and shaded areas to preserve the garden’s original intent. A narrow rill connects two pools where water flows from the Upper Garden down to the Lower. Layering of foliage was as important as coordination of bloom times in order to achieve the sensuous, Moorish feel of the garden. The Stroll Garden plant collection, in contrast to the summer display of the Upper and Lower Gardens, was chosen for a spring flower display moving to a more textural foliage garden in summer. Photography by Linda Oyama Bryan

The new backyard is perfect for entertaining large groups, hosting intimate dinners, or relaxing. Birdhouses and plants line the new space and a pergola shades a table for al fresco dining. A pass-through into the basement allows guests to pull a stool right up to the bar.

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Phase One (right side) was installed 1 year before photo. Left side installed in Fall. Photo taken the following spring. Fountain on the right has not yet been activated for the season. Light colored gravel makes the planted areas pop! Installation by Donna Burdick www.DJLandscapeContractors.com Photo by Maryann Bond

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This long view of the stroll garden gives a good perspective of the enormity of the expanse and how it all fits together..
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Plenty of potential! Located at the intersection of Old Wagon Road and Cross Ridge Drive, build new or renovate for the home you've always wanted. FAR allows approximately 5,964 sq ft to be built on this level corner property. Situated in the North Mianus Elementary/Eastern Middle School attendance area of Greenwich Public Schools.

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This pruned, S-curved pine borders walkway of our Stroll Garden.
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