Tranquility Garden Design

Glenview Garden Renovation

This garden was dominated by coneflowers which were spreading like wildfire. We added in a variety of different perennials at the front of the garden and used Kingston random flagstone to make a crevase garden with different colored ornamental rocks.

Raised bed with delphinium, lupines, lavender and feather reed grass

Adding sweet potato vine and hostas provide for a contrast of different shades of green

Ornamental grasses create a lush feel in summer and year round interest

Ferns and cogwood work well for shaded corners

Clematis is a good example of how to use vines to create a green wall effect.

It's possible to create a Garden on a small 20th-floor balcony with the right species.

Plants such as Joe Pye weed, giant hyssop, and goldenrod bring pollinators to new heights!

Here we combined bachelor's buttons, knock-out roses, lavender and herbs and vegetables to create a garden in the sky.

Tiger-eyes cutleaf sumac makes for a good sun-shade

Tropicals like hibiscus bring an extra pop of color

Nothing like Unwinding After A Long Day With Some Wine on the Balcony

Containers can work well in root-bound shaded areas.

Micro-bubbler irrigation makes watering a breeze

Tropicals can be brought inside for winter (see house plants for more info)

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