Garden Architecture Blog

I've been distracted with other concerns, outside of my garden, but just looked at a series of photos from a wonderful East Bay/Berkeley...

It was a hot and bright afternoon on the day we visited Filoli Gardens during the Garden Bloggers Fling. I'd never visited Filoli, a hi...

Towards Pt. Richmond, a neighborhood of houses with bay views, but also close to the nearby refineries, harbored a spectacular garden.  entr...

Ferns create a soft edge between the woods and the lawn. Ferns I've always loved ferns in the landscape. It's just so relaxing not t...

It makes sense that succulents, agave, and cacti are popular in SF/East Bay gardens (and throughout Mediterranean climate zones, too!)  They...

Succulents were a primary theme of Bay Area gardens An entry planting A second urban garden was right under the I-280 freeway, tucked below ...

Our first fling garden had a compelling entry --wow is what I thought.  Pulling up in front of a concrete-surrounded apartment building, wal...