Well, I say done, meaning the basic structure and plants are now in place. Now I watch it to see how things do…..whether the plants
Year: 2013
Yesterday I shared the beginning of a pocket garden space developed in response to planting a new red Japanese maple tree. The expansion of the raised box area photo, seen again below, was actually done first, and is really part of the overall plan to add more to the left side of the house and… Continue reading
Yesterday I showed the planting of the Japanese red maple tree (Emperor) that started the idea for another pocket garden to the left side of the garage. Today some photos of how it starts to come together. I start first with the shape for the garden space. When planning either a new area or an… Continue reading
It all started when I said I really wanted to plant another Japanese Maple and thought it could go to the left of the garage to break up all the very tall, tall green trees and the green of the flowering shrubs.
Garden walls and walkways are a couple of the ways we create curb appeal, but sometimes we often overlook these places around our homes and gardens,
“A path is a prior interpretation of the best way to traverse a landscape.”
The rural but now very chic southern home below was slated for demolition, but the partner and associate of John Rosselli Interiors of New York City , could not stand by and let that happen. The associates name is Furlow Gatewood…..wonderful name…and for fifty years he worked as Mr. Rosselli’s antiques buyer, purchasing throughout the… Continue reading
Today’s I have a guest post by Loren Thorburn. Loren lives and works in Wales in the British Isles and loves to
This home is decorated simply, has ultra clean lines and is a totally built green home. It’s sustainable, it’s prefab, but I will save the biggest surprise about it for the very end.
I have had a few readers ask me about attracting butterflies to the garden. The main reason that butterflies and hummingbirds will consistently visit your garden is because of