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New construction, but you'd never know it. A progr New construction, but you'd never know it. A progression of plantings, from structured foundation beds to soft, coastal grasses and hydrangea, that gives this property an immediate and lasting sense of place. Something we're proud of.
Landscape Architecture Design: @janiceparkerjpla
Project Landscape Architect @dougie_fresh_ny
Architecture: @shoperenowharton
Install and Maintenance: @q_alba_llc
There was a strong need for a practical landscape There was a strong need for a practical landscape for living. Stone paths and terraces with grass jointing create the framework. Stone terraces step down with the grade, a fishpond parallel to the dining terrace is surrounded by flower and herb gardens. The use of long hedge rows of ‘limelight' hydrangeas and layered evergreens, as well as small rounded Coral Burst crabapples disguise the fencing and create a privacy solution. The far edge of the property is layered with fruiting orchard apple trees.
The original bones remain. That is always the inte The original bones remain. That is always the intention. Great design does not need to be replaced, it needs to be honored.
At Tidal Grace, raising the terraces above flood l At Tidal Grace, raising the terraces above flood level unlocked everything. Water views, an infinity edge pool, and a full outdoor living experience, all grounded by the surrounding landscape.
Landscape Architecture Design: @janiceparkerjpla
Project Landscape Architect @dougie_fresh_ny
Architecture: @shoperenowharton
Install and Maintenance: @q_alba_llc
Every garden deserves a proper entrance. Photogra Every garden deserves a proper entrance.
Photographer: @strifflerphoto_interiors
The lily pond before and after! One of our favorit The lily pond before and after! One of our favorite transformations. 
Photographer: @strifflerphoto_interiors
What began as a small recreational pond is now the What began as a small recreational pond is now the heart of this estate. Expanded, reimagined, and designed to be walked in the morning and savored in the evening.
Expanded, reimagined, and brought to life with sto Expanded, reimagined, and brought to life with stone bridges, natural islands, and boulders placed to look as though the landscape simply claimed them.
Photographer: @strifflerphoto_interiors
On this Memorial Day, we pause with deep gratitude On this Memorial Day, we pause with deep gratitude for those who gave everything. We honor their service, their sacrifice, and their legacy.
Recent inspirations through Janice's lens lately. Recent inspirations through Janice's lens lately.
Built in 1913 by two pioneering women landscape ar Built in 1913 by two pioneering women landscape architects, this coastal Long Island estate is a rare piece of history. It has been our greatest honor to restore, reimagine, and carry its legacy forward.
Every flower, its own world. A different color, a Every flower, its own world. A different color, a different form, a different character. The closer you look, the more there is to see.
The closer you look, the more they teach you. A si The closer you look, the more they teach you. A simple vase of flowers, and something new to discover every day.
It began as a backyard with grass and a single gra It began as a backyard with grass and a single grapefruit tree. What it became is a fully realized wellness sanctuary — designed for a highly decorated Vietnam War veteran whose injuries, fifty years later, called for a place of true healing. The transformation is everything.
As seen in @luxemagazine.
Photography: @LauraMossPhotography
Landscape Architecture: @janiceparkerjpla
24 hydrotherapy jets. Native palo brea trees. A fi 24 hydrotherapy jets. Native palo brea trees. A fire bowl, a travertine pool, and a garden enclosed with intention.
Every detail of this Arizona sanctuary was designed with purpose — and with love.
As seen in @luxemagazine.
Photography: @LauraMossPhotography
Landscape Architecture: @janiceparkerjpla
We are so honored to be featured in @luxemagazine. We are so honored to be featured in @luxemagazine. This project is one of the most personal of Janice's career — a healing sanctuary in the Sonoran Desert, designed with love for her husband Jim, a highly decorated Vietnam War veteran.
Read the full story at luxesource.com + linked in our stories.
Thank you to the LUXE team for telling it so beautifully — and a very special thank you to @KathrynOSheaEvans for her deeply moving and beautifully written prose. This story deserved every word. 🤍
Photography: @LauraMossPhotography
Words: @KathrynOSheaEvans
Landscape Architecture: @janiceparkerjpla
Publication: @luxemagazine
See you guys! It was for a good cause — a little f See you guys! It was for a good cause — a little flower studying!
Nothing to see here…👀 👀 👀 👀 Or is there? Stay tu Nothing to see here...👀 👀 👀 👀 Or is there? Stay tuned.
Gardens grow. So do sons. Happy Mother's Day from Gardens grow. So do sons. Happy Mother's Day from our favorite landscape architect and her greatest design yet.
Moss finds the cracks. Stone deepens in color. Bri Moss finds the cracks. Stone deepens in color. Brick softens at the edges. This is a landscape aging exactly as it should.

95 East Putnam Avenue, Suite 202, Greenwich CT 06830
CT: 203 340 2824 | NY: 212 929 6490
info@janiceparker.com

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