Lynne Garden, Georgica
Designed by Edmund Hollander
Entry through a rose garden. |
A trellis obelisk steadies roses as they grow. |
Tee off in your own back yard! |
This outdoor dining space is surrounded by a picking garden. |
Path way to the orchard is interspersed with grass to makes a pretty pattern. |
Flower bed with tennis cottage beyond. |
Using a mass of one type of flower makes a dramatic statement. White Impatiens border the Wedding Garden. |
This large tree is a focal point at the deep end of the pool. |
Flower beds help to break up and add interest to the large back lawn. |
Further Lane Garden, East Hampton
Designed by Edmund Hollander
www.hollanderdesign.com
www.hollanderdesign.com
Beautiful Beds! Pine straw is used as a nice alternative to mulch. |
The reflection pool is centered on the arbor and tennis net which makes a strong impact. |
The casual pathway is made with alternating sizes of local stone with chiseled edges. |
The outdoor shower blends seamlessly into the stone wall. |
The untouched dunes create a natural, serene pool setting with a view of the Atlantic Ocean. |
Designed by Victoria Fensterer
www.victoriafensterer.com
Lush, close plantings and a twig arbor beyond make this a whimsical garden. |
A garden shed is made more special with a shingled exterior and old world hardware. |
Love this cabana! The pool deck, made of natural stone, evokes the feeling of slipping into a pond. |
Designed by Eric D. Groft of Oehme van Sweden
This garden was designed to have a very natural, almost unkempt, look.
For low maintenance and a natural look, create beds of unmowed grass. |
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