Transitional Garden Design Ideas with a Vegetable Garden
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Jackie and the BeanstalkThis circular bed has a tepee of beans that have just emerged from the ground. Soon it will be covered with delicious beans.
Susan Cohan GardensRaised steel beds and a wood utility enclosure. Fire hydrant water feature at end of a gravel path.
FormLA LandscapingRaised edible garden beds sit on a large gravel patio that leaves room to work.
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Aralia: Innovation in Landscape DesignPatricia’s garden is an eclectic mix of both traditional & contemporary surrounding her 18th Century Thatched Cottage. She is passionate about edible gardening and so proudly sites 4 raised vegetable beds in her front garden, together with a large pottage border for productive planting, edged with a crisp low Buxus hedge. Central to the front garden is an established Willow which sets off the cottage beautifully. Access to the side of the house is through a decorative metal gate, through to a contemporary Courtyard garden which is minimalist in style and made private with a tall Taxus (Yew) hedge and contains a Balau hardwood deck for early morning breakfast and tea. A contemporary border with Miscanthus and Phlomis, mulched with slate, links the contemporary courtyard garden through to the rear garden. Patricia’s rear garden is very much about entertaining and she was fortunate enough to reinstall her RHS Chelsea Flower Show 2009 Garden (Outdoor Kitchen ‘Freshly Prepped’) into her own garden, so this nests in a corner, and is bordered by buttery yellow Bamboos (Phyllostachys aurea). The outdoor kitchen includes a Green Wall, massive hardwood chopping board, breakfast bar, sofa area, wine chiller and even a kitchen sink! There are 3 seating areas in total here, a powdery blue pergola adjacent to the cottage, covered with Wisteria, Clematis and a Vine, and a further raised hardwood deck (Ipe) which houses an elegant chocolate brown rattan dining table and chairs. There are elements of sculpture/ornaments dotted around, including 2 Iron Cats decorating a wall, and a pair of coppery Herons.
Derue DesignsFront yard landscape design incorporates vegetables with the perrenials, annuals and natural limestone boulders. Tomatoes grow up the porch railing. Cucumber vine on the walkway light post. Pumpkins to surprise the neighbours!
Glenna Partridge Garden Designcopyright 2017 Glenna Partridge
Urban Vegetable Garden.
A mixture of ornamental and edible plants with a central area of raised vegetable beds for easy care maintenance.
Jackie and the BeanstalkThese 'Golden Dorsett' apples are planted near the 'Anna' apples int his garden. They cross polinate and produce better yields. Both are early ripening varieties with low chill requirements. Perfect for out Southern California climate.
Peter Burke Landscape ArchitectureGarden entry and trellis designed to be beautiful and keep the deer out.
Aralia: Innovation in Landscape DesignPatricia’s garden is an eclectic mix of both traditional & contemporary surrounding her 18th Century Thatched Cottage. She is passionate about edible gardening and so proudly sites 4 raised vegetable beds in her front garden, together with a large pottage border for productive planting, edged with a crisp low Buxus hedge. Central to the front garden is an established Willow which sets off the cottage beautifully. Access to the side of the house is through a decorative metal gate, through to a contemporary Courtyard garden which is minimalist in style and made private with a tall Taxus (Yew) hedge and contains a Balau hardwood deck for early morning breakfast and tea. A contemporary border with Miscanthus and Phlomis, mulched with slate, links the contemporary courtyard garden through to the rear garden. Patricia’s rear garden is very much about entertaining and she was fortunate enough to reinstall her RHS Chelsea Flower Show 2009 Garden (Outdoor Kitchen ‘Freshly Prepped’) into her own garden, so this nests in a corner, and is bordered by buttery yellow Bamboos (Phyllostachys aurea). The outdoor kitchen includes a Green Wall, massive hardwood chopping board, breakfast bar, sofa area, wine chiller and even a kitchen sink! There are 3 seating areas in total here, a powdery blue pergola adjacent to the cottage, covered with Wisteria, Clematis and a Vine, and a further raised hardwood deck (Ipe) which houses an elegant chocolate brown rattan dining table and chairs. There are elements of sculpture/ornaments dotted around, including 2 Iron Cats decorating a wall, and a pair of coppery Herons.
Taproot Garden DesignPatrick & Topaze McCaffery - Taproot Garden Design & Fine Gardening "California native Myrica californica is a fast growing evergreen shrub and will screen the fence with bright apple green leaves throughout the year."
Susan Cohan GardensReclaimed fire hydrant and bubbling dog fountain in a garden designed for three terriers and their humans.
Transitional Garden Design Ideas with a Vegetable Garden
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