Historic Washington Street. The objective for this elegant and unique home was to create privacy while complementing and respecting the federal architecture using historically appropriate plant material. New evergreen yew hedging creates a frame of year-round privacy, as do the large rhododendron and hemlock trees. Cherry and magnolia trees add seasonal bloom. Pachysandra provides a clean edge around the house foundation and under the canopy of the chestnut tree. The brick pathway in a classic herringbone pattern creates a warm entry. A magnolia tree was planted in the backyard for a special birthday. It was selected because the magnolia was first introduced to the Arnold Arboretum the year of the owner’s birth. I always make a garden personally meaningful to a client.

Historic Washington Street. The objective for this elegant and unique home was to create privacy while complementing and respecting the federal architecture using historically appropriate plant material. New evergreen yew hedging creates a frame of year-round privacy, as do the large rhododendron and hemlock trees. Cherry and magnolia trees add seasonal bloom. Pachysandra provides a clean edge around the house foundation and under the canopy of the chestnut tree. The brick pathway in a classic herringbone pattern creates a warm entry. A magnolia tree was planted in the backyard for a special birthday. It was selected because the magnolia was first introduced to the Arnold Arboretum the year of the owner’s birth. I always make a garden personally meaningful to a client.

Historic Washington Street. The objective for this elegant and unique home was to create privacy while complementing and respecting the federal architecture using historically appropriate plant material. New evergreen yew hedging creates a frame of year-round privacy, as do the large rhododendron and hemlock trees. Cherry and magnolia trees add seasonal bloom. Pachysandra provides a clean edge around the house foundation and under the canopy of the chestnut tree. The brick pathway in a classic herringbone pattern creates a warm entry. A magnolia tree was planted in the backyard for a special birthday. It was selected because the magnolia was first introduced to the Arnold Arboretum the year of the owner’s birth. I always make a garden personally meaningful to a client.

Historic Washington Street. The objective for this elegant and unique home was to create privacy while complementing and respecting the federal architecture using historically appropriate plant material. New evergreen yew hedging creates a frame of year-round privacy, as do the large rhododendron and hemlock trees. Cherry and magnolia trees add seasonal bloom. Pachysandra provides a clean edge around the house foundation and under the canopy of the chestnut tree. The brick pathway in a classic herringbone pattern creates a warm entry. A magnolia tree was planted in the backyard for a special birthday. It was selected because the magnolia was first introduced to the Arnold Arboretum the year of the owner’s birth. I always make a garden personally meaningful to a client.

Historic Washington Street. The objective for this elegant and unique home was to create privacy while complementing and respecting the federal architecture using historically appropriate plant material. New evergreen yew hedging creates a frame of year-round privacy, as do the large rhododendron and hemlock trees. Cherry and magnolia trees add seasonal bloom. Pachysandra provides a clean edge around the house foundation and under the canopy of the chestnut tree. The brick pathway in a classic herringbone pattern creates a warm entry. A magnolia tree was planted in the backyard for a special birthday. It was selected because the magnolia was first introduced to the Arnold Arboretum the year of the owner’s birth. I always make a garden personally meaningful to a client.