
sampler
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Dry-stacked fieldstone walls with naturalistic plantings balance old New England minimalism with a robust ecology teeming with energy and life.
Lush plantings are an oasis for both wildlife and people.
Garden magic as the sun rises behind the mid-summer garden, a frothy mix of flowering perennials and grasses.
Informal, naturalistic plantings using native species compliment the modern architecture in this coastal woodland setting.
Relaxed, diverse plantings connect the garden to the fields beyond and the larger landscape.
Outdoor living spaces, brimming with life and beauty.
Fire pit and gardens overlook Burnt Coat Harbor on Swan’s Island.
A community of plants, knit together and living happily, each with their own character.
Weathered granite, collected on site, heightens the sense of place with fine craftsmanship and simple materials.
A natural stone bench anchors a woodland entrance garden that is lush with the verdant foliage of ferns, woody shrubs, herbaceous perennials and mosses.
Summer gardens rise and soften the bones of the garden.
Enchanted space as the morning fog lifts off the gardens.
Not entirely unlike plants, fieldstone brings its own beautiful, imperfect character to a design. When stacked together to make something beautiful that works, such as this barn foundation, it can remind us of our colorful people and communities. In our designs we chose interesting character over sanitized 'flawlessness' almost every time.
Hoary vervain and Foxtail barely display the understated beauty of native plants.
A terraced seaside garden full of robust perennials and grasses. At the woodland edge these plantings are complimented by existing birch trees and ledge outcroppings in this very exposed garden.
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