This unique setting of three adjoining gardens was created by Chelsea who moved here in 2012. As neighboring homes became available, her brother Chris’s family and her grandmother, Donna joined her.
Now nestled among the rocks and boulders are weeping deodar cedars and fascinating dwarfs, bright sedges and perennial grasses. Flowering trees and shrubs, like dogwoods and spirea add color without requiring much maintenance.
When Alan and Susan moved here in 2020 their yard was dominated by a rock wall, bad soil and dead grass. Susan wanted color and Alan wanted interest, and they now have both with an unusual garden of amazing textures and color achieved in a non-traditional way.
You will be awed and amazed by this garden! Passionately built over the past 30+ years, it combines strong structural bones and thoughtful plant choices providing year-round appeal.
Even with a big water view your attention will be captured by this garden’s artistry and creativity. 8 years ago, the work began on top of a flat shelf of native sandstone.