English garden inspired by the Duchess’ gardens Daisy von Pless

Roses and perennials – the basis of a designed English garden

The English-style garden has been split up into different areas that can be used at different times of the day. A yew hedge with a green screen of molded lindens was designed on the side of the main road. Against this green wall were planted  hydrangeas, catnip, and roses of the Furstin Von Pless. It has been suggested to grow vegetation in layers to the east to create a wall of natural vegetation. There is also stone terrace where owners can meet for family events. On the left side of the terrace, there is an ivy-covered wall with a small fountain.

English garden and small architecture – trellises, pergolas, fountains, sculpturesy

At the main entrance to the home, on the left side, was designed a naturalistic plan with a wishing well surrounded by vegetation and a stone walk sunk in thyme. Against the hedge, was proposed a stylized pot on a pedestal with overflowing floral foliage. A perennial bed of varied heights and hues separated the house from the grass. It was designed with blooming variability in mind. Dwarf pine and creeping junipers are also used in the flowerbed. There are also stones in the vegetation that make a walkway that leads right to the garden terrace. Near the house, there is an English-style garden that is mostly made up of geometric shapes. Naturalistic bedding and an informal design have been included in the more distant locations. Both have fashionable furniture, blossoming plants in pots, stone, sculptures, ponds, and fountains.

English garden – Geometry or naturalness

The English garden at the back of the house relates to the geometric/terrace layouts that were historically present around the building. There is also a sculpture on a pedestal that may be seen from various points across the garden against a backdrop of vegetation. There's also a section of grass where you may relax in a hammock. The root cellar in this zone has been merged into the rock garden. The vegetation is mixed with stones that rise from the bottom. On the right side was created a private green room with a small bench. On the wall of the dugout, there was going to be ivy and a sculpture sunk into the vine. A pergola with a climbing rose separates the house from the garage on the opposite side. A secret path leads to the woodland section of the garden to the left of the pergola.

At the house, a wooden pergola was used to connect the driveway to the garage with the house. A wisteria was planted on the pergola to create a beautiful transition between the gardens. The space close to the garage has been enlarged to allow for reverse parking.