Chaos to Coastline Coastal Garden
Smart, precise hard landscaping provides the perfect foil for relaxed coastal planting
Young Landscape Contractor & Planting Designer
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Chaos to Coastal Garden
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A sheltered place to sit, whatever the weather, is the main built feature of this garden: living panels of succulents soften its harsh surfaces.
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Chaos to Coastal Garden
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Chaos to Coastal Garden
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A sheltered place to sit, whatever the weather, is the main built feature of this garden: living panels of succulents soften its harsh surfaces.
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Chaos to Coastal Garden
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Did you know...
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The garden features many plants that grow well in coastal gardens, including fennel, agapanthus and eryngiums (sea hollies)
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Rusted steel panels provide a plain backdrop against which the intricacy and beauty of the plants is all the more visible
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A restricted palette of bronze, blue, green and yellow keeps the planting chic yet restful
About the garden
This coastal retreat offers a functional social space for clients to enjoy and a place to escape the hubbub of city living.Divided into multiple areas and combining many levels, Ben and Elliott have combined crisp, sharp lines of contemporary landscaping with a free-flowing planting scheme in keeping with that of coastal areas.
Supported by BALI
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