It is such a treat to return to a garden I have designed, to see how my clients have either interpreted my plans for themselves - or followed them to the letter.
This gorgeous urban garden went from being a blank canvas, to filling out with strong structure and form by the following year. Gardens, as we know, get better and better with age. These photos were taken 1 and 2 years after they were planted.
My client wanted roses, hedges, year-round interest, colour and to screen surrounding rooflines, and she has done a superb job of developing (and maintaining) the gardens. It looks stunning today.
BEFORE PHOTOS
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BEFORE: View from the street |
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BEFORE: Vegetable garden |
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BEFORE: Rear garden |
1 & 2 YEARS LATER
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AFTER: View from the street |
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Front door gardens |
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REAR GARDEN, above and below - Camellias, Cherry Trees, Hydrangeas and box hedging provide year round structure and seasonal interest. Autumn.
BELOW: A few years later - summer sees the Hydrangeas in full glory. And the neighbouring houses have disappeared. Depth of the garden allows a rear hedge, trees and shrubs, then hedge in front. Photos courtesy of DB. Thank you!
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VEGETABLE GARDEN - The vegetable garden now has concrete paving and a seating area (not shown), with a picking garden against the house.
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