Later: Smooth and light concrete pavers, with bluestone inle that match the match on the brick planter from the front door, lift it at the angles of the roof of the house. A strip of slate chips extends from both plants and chimney – a geometric element that looks completely modern and is beautiful to suit the architecture of the 1950s.
For in-round planting, the team reduced the shape of the bed by the garage and added another little diagram, playing at the angles again. Short, honest plants – ‘Overdam’ feather reed grass (Kalamgrostis X Aciflorora ‘Overdam’, Zone 4 to 8 – Set At the correct interval in gravel for an unexpected and eye -catching touch. And note how the new, deep pronunciation of the house (Sherwin-Villiams’ Ineclad) creates a stronger yet less distracted background than the original Redwood Hue.
