Jay Sifford Garden Design

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Jay Sifford Garden Design
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This simple color combination is casually elegant.
Lime and Black
The lushly planted cutout in the pool deck pulls color and texture from the garden that lives above the wall.
Pool terrace
A lushly planted cutout balances the pool and spa area.
Pool
A row of three 'Tokyo Tower' fringe trees create structure along the right side of the courtyard, while the 'Tamukeyama' Japanese maple on the left adds some looseness while balancing the fringe trees in an asymmetrical way.
Contemporary front garden
A stone pony wall creates a courtyard destination.
Contemporary front garden
Courtyard on a rainy spring day
Maple and steel steps.
Quintessential southern plants like standard azaleas, camellias and hydrangeas give this garden a sense of place.
George Tabor azaleas
Planting sculptural shrubs or trees in gravel raises them to outdoor sculpture status.
Boxwood as sculpture
Closeup of stone plinths.
The wide gravel path leads the eye and provides necessary negative space for the lush planting beds. This will become more evident as the plants grow together.
Negative space
The terrace was covered in gravel. Six inch steel edging functions as risers for the steps.
Terrace
This southern shade garden was inspired and built around this old vitex tree. The bluestone plinths, both at ground level and cantilevered over the beds, provide rhythm through the space.
Balance and Rhythm
Living Wall in Spring
Living Wall Closeup
Container garden.
Container garden.
Container garden.
Container garden.
Container garden