New england landscaping

Organic shaped planting beds planted densley with native plantings is the perfect back drop to this New England backyard.

Curved stone wall with colorful flowers planted along the inner curve. Some overflowing the wall.

The last garden post overlooked some moments and photos so I’m backtracking a bit. I planted these Forget Me Nots years ago and they’ve always done okay but this year one of the plants …

Shrubs can really change how your New England garden looks and feels. They add color and shape, and can even help with privacy. But in a region with tough

New England Home Magazine on Instagram: "Come on in! ⁠ ⁠ The blossoming Mazus reptans groundcover between the stepping stones tolerates foot traffic on the path leading to the pool house. On either side of the walkway, lady’s mantle spills onto the stones.⁠ ⁠ Project Team⁠ Architecture: Botticelli & Pohl⁠ Landscape design: Hoerr Schaudt Landscape Architects⁠ Builder: Lindsay Custom Builders⁠ Landscape contractor: Gregory Raith Landscape Contracting⁠ ⁠ ⁠ 📸 Scott Shigley⁠ ✏️ @tovah1⁠ ⁠…

Landscape architecture is the process in which a team envisions a home’s natural surroundings, creates a larger vision for the property, executes the plan, and nurtures the elements so that they grow and flourish according to the design. Beyond residential projects, landscape architects take on institutional, commercial, urban, and other public-facing designs.

Gardeners should not overlook ornamental grasses and foliage plants as they beautifully complement or contrast with perennial flowers.

The sixty acres farm in Rhode Island came with charmingly weathered shingle buildings—and a prize of a 360-degree sweep of pristine coastal countryside. However, the site lacked cohesive structure.…

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