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This project transforms a tired front garden beneath a mature oak into a resilient mineral landscape shaped by texture, movement and seasonality. The result is a landscape that balances architectural clarity with natural spontaneity, evolving in character throughout the seasons.
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A drought-tolerant palette of perennial grasses and flowering plants, combining Verbena, Achillea, Russian sage, Dutch lavender, Mexican feather grass & blue fescue against lemon-scented cypress.
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Crushed granite, stone and corten steel establish the garden’s framework, with boulders, reclaimed vessels and a corten rain basin giving weight and permanence. The mineral surface helps conserve moisture, moderate the soil and suppress unwanted growth, while allowing selected plants to migrate freely through it.
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