Standing in the gap, seeing a charming garden. A small Howard's End.
Echoes of the frontdoor................
.......in the back wall of the summer house.
More evergreen hedges, below, leading where? Mystery. A potager? Clothesline? Chaise lounge for sunning nude?
.......in the back wall of the summer house.
More evergreen hedges, below, leading where? Mystery. A potager? Clothesline? Chaise lounge for sunning nude?
Flagstone terrace, not lawn, at the house. Extending the house.
This house doesn't have a back. Each side is delightful.
Lead horse trough now a rain butt. 
All the sticks & browns soon to become blossoms, calendar shots. 
This house doesn't have a back. Each side is delightful.
Lead horse trough now a rain butt. 
All the sticks & browns soon to become blossoms, calendar shots. .
Winter's bleak chic more important than the ease of spring/summer blowzy caresses.
This dirt path is landscape design brilliance. A feeling of the country in the city & cementing the idea of being in another garden room. 
Leaving the garden through another gap in the hedge. Tara's Golden Circle: the ability to enter/leave a garden room through 2 or more doorways. A little design trick I observed in the best of old landscapes.
Leaving the garden through another gap in the hedge. Tara's Golden Circle: the ability to enter/leave a garden room through 2 or more doorways. A little design trick I observed in the best of old landscapes..
This landscape is a several hour design class but you're busy. Thanks for taking the time to walk in the garden with me.
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Garden & Be Well, XO T
3 comments:
Tara, I enjoyed walking through this garden. I like its style. Thanks!
I've discovered when you're in a fabulous garden and remember it later the feelings you had in the garden return.
Feelings of calm, discovery, excitement, wonder. Whatever it was, return simply by thinking.
XO Tara
A dirt path is brilliant?! Goody, because that's all the path I can afford;-)
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