These are the kind of ingredients that I was imagining when I talked about overlooking a Modern Country garden: a blend of romantic roses with neat rows of catmint, combined with formal topiary. These low buxus' (box) are newly planted but will end up as neatly clipped parterre hedges.
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| Modern Country garden: Roses and catmint |
The client wanted tranquillity and calm...
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| Modern Country Garden: Circular pool and catmint |
...which is provided by both the symmetry and the softly-softly colour palette....gentle pinks and mauves.
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| Modern Country Garden: Roses and boxwood parterre |
The balance between the two produces a very Modern Country garden.
Images via Taylor Tripp
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I love "working" in the garden too. It's so nice to see the results of your hard work when everything starts blooming. You can't beat lantana...it's such a good bloomer and can totally take the heat. I used to have a ton of them at my old house and they were the star of the show. :) Your garden looks fantastic! Are those wooden shutters I see? They're gorgeous!
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Beautiful!! I love the boxwood centre and the purple blooms! Its all so manicured and peaceful!
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