09/15/2026
Peaceful moments within this country property, where planting softens every transition and brings a sense of quiet rhythm to the garden.
Around the house, Hakonechloa, Geranium, Spiraea, Magnolia and Lilac create layers of texture and structure, gently connecting the architecture to the landscape.
Beneath the Sycamore, a relaxed palette of Sedum, Lavender, Lamb’s Ear, Perovskia, Russian Sage and Potentilla thrives in the dappled light. Up the newly laid steps, Creeping Thyme settles into the joints, while planting cascades from pots over the dry stone wall, softening the transition between levels.
A garden of considered details, designed to feel both natural and deeply connected to its setting.
Landscape Architect: .eaton.associates
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