Curves of nature. Spit of rock, below, in the stream. A lovely marquis shape to plant hosta along a path in your woodland.

Perhaps the far shore is Azalea 'George Tabor' & the marquis shape a drift of helleborus. Understory trees planted where 2 or 3 of the larger stones arise from the stream.

Distributions of ironweed, Joe Pye weed, and more, in the Kentucky field, above, another template. Perhaps for a perennial border or a mixed border.
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I adore reading nature at its purest for copying into Landscape Design.
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Are you a Garden Whisperer too?
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Garden & Be Well, XO Tara
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Pics taken last weekend in Kentucky.
5 comments:
Gardens that mimic nature are the most relaxing and beautiful.
Mother Nature is the master!
We all copy from her.
I have relatives in Kentucky and love traveling through the State ... your photos are great!
I would like to be! What a career that would be.
Brenda
Envying the dream-come-true story; love your appreciation of it and the expression of your curiosity: "know the life swirling while the wall was being built."
Lovely post.
Jane in Ohio
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