A couple pics from of some recent planting designs.
Mid-Summer Vibes
A Fragrant Walkway
We’re working on an installation of a landscape design for property in West Newbury and just finished this stepping stone walkway which leads to a bluestone terrace. Eventually, the thyme groundcover will spread to the cobble edging and between the pavers. A lawn in planned for either side of the walkway. Not pictured is a sloped perennial garden.
Winter Gardening
It may be cold but winter is actually a good time to work on some garden projects. Most deciduous trees and shrubs (those which lose their foliage in the fall) can be pruned in winter, when they’re dormant. One advantage of pruning deciduous trees and shrubs in winter is that their branching structure is clear so broken or problematic limbs can be easily identified and removed.
Fall Is Here
Contact us for a fall clean up or garden design consultation.
Incorporating hydrangeas into your landscape design is great way to add colorful flowers which last well into the fall months.
Rock Gardens
We designed and planted this rock garden in Manchester, MA a few seasons ago. This garden design calls for a combination Juniper, Sedum (2 types), Ice Plant and Artemisia. It has worked out great on this rock outcropping along the coast.
Recent rains have been good for the flowers but some sun would good too.
Perennial geranium and coreopsis make a colorful combination.