his courtyard entry happens to belong to me. It is very simple in design and easy to maintain. There are four rectangles enclosed with picket fencing and joined with gravel paths. The main design was done by Ansley Browning—now in Winston-Salem, N.C.. The boxwood and sweet box are used as edging—filled with ferns, irises and anemones. The triple Topiaries were added by Dan Cleveland of Boxwoods—who also does the planters twice a year. I am always adding to the plethora of planters. I can only take credit for watering, planters and gravel shuffling.
I hope you enjoyed the Courtyard Garden—another post soon.
4 thoughts on “Tulips, White Picket and Boxwood”
This is a gorgeous, gorgeous garden, LIssy! Is it here in Atlanta, or in NC? If it’s here can I come see it in person sometime??
what a great garden! Love ya
You should take credit for having the great taste to hire fantastic garden designers.
You have excellent taste. Your garden is gorgeous.
xo
Brooke
Lizzy! Love your blog. Thank you for sending it to me. Of course your garden is beautiful!