Very soft and natural. Things aren’t strictly contained. I’d put some pretty modern stuff out here for contrast but this ties into the traditional feel of the house.
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Probably a realistic view of what vegetables planted inside box woods look like.
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Add two posts to your stone fence!
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Those tiny box woods are r i d i c u l o u s l y cute. I really like that they used vegetables as ornamentals.
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I think this would be really beautiful at your house. Swap in gravel, lose the fence, raised matte beds. Feature or seating (fire pit?) instead of the fountain.
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I think this is interesting with some plants in between pathways, not necessarily beds.
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bricks/stones lining the paths
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Doesn’t have to be square
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You can play with height and positioning of beds
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Brick/stone raised beds
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This is a really good example of two different types of styles blending. House is v old school, beds are modern. It’s monochrome to tie it together. Notice there are 2 different roof types too!
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Classic classic clsssic as far as the layout (plants are fug tho).
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Neat ways to use plants in geometry. Something to keep in mind when you’re planting annuals and perennials
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Here’s a mix of styles, luxe, modern, traditional. Really pretty trees here, I like that they’re a little wispy right offset the hard lines of the mulched bed and lines on the furniture.
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Kinda hum drum but they’ve used hedges as delineators, feature in the middle, seating at the end.
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This is a nice mix of modern and traditional. Plants are super modern in shapes grouping and colors, as is the stone pathway. House is traditional.
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Hedges as borders, trees. You may think about planting a fruit tree or two out there to give some height differences too (also can be achieved with trellises and different annuals)
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Pretty gravel! Grasses are modern and give height (but can be invasive)
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