134 American Garden Design Ideas

The Upper Garden with 'Ha-Ha' wall: One side of the sinuous retaining stone wall is faced with stone, the other face sloped and turfed, forms a green pool for the upper garden. The ha-ha wall backed by Annabelle Hydrangeas conceals the driveway from sight and extends the view to the lower garden as one looks out from the house through the Zelkovas.They are planted between the hydrangeas and act as a first buffer to the busy street set behind the Lower Garden. Photo credit: ROGER FOLEY
Would be cool if edges of the walls were all green with trees and flowers. - webuser_400337561

For more photos of this project see: O'SHEA
Outside path of the house - rajveer_khanna

It's like a fairytale theme . - ravi_kishan39

The bluestone patio was screened from the neighbors with a wall of arborvitae. Lush perennial gardens provide flower cutting opportunities and color to offset the green wall.
Garden - alitaram

Garden swing new - vksinghal

© Lauren Devon www.laurendevon.com
Climbing roses and ivy on exterior - varma_vix

Request Free Quote Informal Garden Design in Winnetka, Illinois. This backyard design utilizes shrubs, pergola, garden decorations, stone and paver paths throughout the landscape design.

RLD Ltd
Backyard- cemented portion before lawn - ravishobha

Caroline Benedict Smith

Raymond Bray
Garden path idea - soumya_mukherjee93

Think of it as a great way of adding personality to your garden, making it an extension of your home. The aim of any sculptural element must be to bring a calming elegance and a new dimension to your garden, whatever size it may be. Be on the lookout for materials that will be able to survive the harsh Indian weather. Materials like wrought iron, bronze, concrete and stone handle our weather well and are tough. The sculpture need not be monumental in order to create an impact. Ev - rubycountry

fountain - deepika_gandhi64

Designed by Chelsea Pineda Interiors Landscape by New Leaf Landscape
Cottage entrance concept - varma_vix

Fences with roses - varma_vix

The brick herringbone walkway guides a visitor through the dwarf fruit trees in the orchard. A fence keeps the deer out which is bordered by everblooming shrub roses. Clematis climbs the fence bringing complimentary colors to the palate for the roses.
Roses are heavy feeders — in terms of both food and water. Fertilize once a month and give each rose about 5 gallons of water each week (or about 1 inch per week). Water in the morning, at the base of the plant to help discourage black spot. - teachinglandscape

Contemporary Country Garden, West Sussex, UK
skylight for dining room and kitchen - webuser_400337561

Sam Poore
circle in landscape - baghorama

This small vignette shows one of the casual entry ways into the main space. Bella Anna Hydrangea flank either side of 2'x2' stepping stones. Design by John Algozzini. Photo courtesy of Mike Crews Photography.
76 76 45 - nazakhtar_akhtar