Artful ornaments

Article Abstract:

Ornaments can add interest and humor to a garden, but immense expensive ornaments are not necessary and often not wanted. Found objects may be just the thing to personalize a garden. Examples pictured include a sundial, a skull, folk art, and old boots.

Usage, Garden ornaments and furniture, Garden ornaments, Outdoor furniture

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Magic mountain: strong lines and bold arches transform a California hillside

Article Abstract:

The owner of a turn-of-the century house on Sonoma Mountain in northern California describes his steps in developing its garden. The garden mixes English and California elements and features a 120-ft curving rose pergola.

Personal narratives, Cover Story, Flower gardening

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The view from Vancouver: on English Bay, two designers create an Mediterranean atmosphere

Article Abstract:

The owner of a Italian villa style home designed a garden to match the house. The Mediterranean plants do well because of the area's mild coastal climate. The garden design is described in detail.

Homes and haunts, Vancouver, British Columbia

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