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Happy Easter, a celebration of renewal and hope. W Happy Easter, a celebration of renewal and hope. Wishing you a season filled with fresh color, light, and new beginnings.
A landscape that has been thoughtfully designed an A landscape that has been thoughtfully designed and beautifully tended. Layered green forms and textures, from the sweep of lawn to the density of hedge and the softness beneath the trees, reveal the quiet strength of structure in the garden. Photographer: @Landinophoto
Some gardens are meant to be serious. This one was Some gardens are meant to be serious. This one was always meant to be fun. Lined with fastigiate Hornbeams that have grown into their full splendor, this space balances classical structure with a sense of whimsy, and wears it beautifully.
This month, we celebrate the art of shaping the la This month, we celebrate the art of shaping the land. Landscape architecture is more than design, it is stewardship. Of place, of nature, of time. Happy World Landscape Architecture Month! Photographer: @LandinoPhoto
Wishing a meaningful and joyful Passover to all wh Wishing a meaningful and joyful Passover to all who celebrate. May this season of renewal bring light, warmth, and new beginnings, in your home and in your garden.
On this last day of March, we're glimpsing through On this last day of March, we're glimpsing through the garden gate at the vibrant colors waiting just around the corner. Opening the door to the next chapter of Spring. Photographer: @landinophoto
We can’t wait for the Malus Adams Crabapples to ta We can’t wait for the Malus Adams Crabapples to take center stage. These quiet branches will transform into a breathtaking corridor of deep rose blossoms. Photographer: @landinophoto
For the third week of Heritage Garden’s #Throwback For the third week of Heritage Garden’s #ThrowbackThursday, we are looking at the property’s central axis. While the original garden has a Georgian layout, the gardens lacked the definition and vibrancy an estate of this scale requires. To restore the garden’s soul, we introduced a palette of roses that dance within the structured boxwood knot garden. 👉 Swipe to see the character of the gardens before the restoration. Photographer: @strifflerphoto_interiors
The anatomy of an estate backyard. We're looking The anatomy of an estate backyard. We're looking at four completely different ways to define outdoor living. While the scale is grand in each, the personality is totally unique. Photographer: @landinophoto
“Trees offer a threshold through which we can ente “Trees offer a threshold through which we can enter into the stories of the land and nature. The growth habit and the branching structure are stories in themselves.” -Janice Parker Photographer: @landinophoto
Looking forward to the return of outdoor living. Looking forward to the return of outdoor living. We are counting down to the season when the morning coffee finally move back outdoors. Until then, we're soaking up the inspiration from these garden views and dreaming of the warmth to come across every terrace and courtyard we've designed. Photographer: @landinophoto
On International Day of Forests, we're honoring th On International Day of Forests, we're honoring the trees that define the land. We love the quiet majesty of a wild woodland framing a structured garden. It is a beautiful reminder of the balance between our design and the raw beauty of the woods. Photographer: @landinophoto
We are pleased to share our latest feature in the We are pleased to share our latest feature in the March/April issue of NYC&G (New York Cottages & Gardens @cottagesgardens ). This project was a privilege in refining a historic 1851 Tudor-style manor for modern-day living. "There is an enormous meaning in being able to preserver the past and blend it with the future." We are grateful to our client and team for allowing us to bridge the past and present through our carefully curated landscape. Landscape Architect Lead: @dougie_fresh_ny Architects: @hutkerarchitects Construction by: @hobbs_inc Photographer: @landinophoto Then and Now was originally published in NYC&G and on cottagesgardens.com.
Happy first day of spring! While our landscapes a Happy first day of spring! While our landscapes are still waking up, we are eagerly awaiting for the spectacular show of our early flowering trees such as our crabapples. Throughout the next month, they will trade its bare branches for a bountiful blooms Spring is almost here! Photographer: @landinophoto
Meticulous attention was paid to the historical de Meticulous attention was paid to the historical details that give the Heritage Gardens its soul. For this portion of the estate, we restored or recreated the existing balustrades in replica to match the original 1913 character. Restoring the original masonry and adding cast limestone urns filled with ferns, revitalized a key architectural anchor that had been lost to time. ➡️ Swipe to see where we began. Photographer: @strifflerphoto_interiors
Carmel.🤎 THIS is what life is all about! Perfecti Carmel.🤎 THIS is what life is all about! Perfection. #carmel #travel #traveling #sliceoflife
A bocce court that is as architectural as it is fu A bocce court that is as architectural as it is functional. With its living hornbeam arches and crisp stone borders, it feels like a permanent, sculptural part of the landscape. Because even a casual Saturday game deserves a beautiful backdrop. Photographer: @Landinophoto Landscape Architect: @dougie_fresh_ny
Happy Saint Patrick's Day! We're feeling incredibl Happy Saint Patrick's Day! We're feeling incredibly lucky to be surrounded by the lush, verdant beauty of the natural world. 💚 Photographer: @strifflerphoto_interiors
Spring is almost here! The Linden tree is a true l Spring is almost here! The Linden tree is a true landscape workhorse, loved for its naturally orderly and symmetrical branching habit. Whether standing as a bare, graceful silhouette against the snow or framing a vibrant spring bloom, these trees provide a permanent sense of balance with almost no pruning required. 👉Swipe to see the seasons shift. Photographer: @landinophoto
We're launching our #ThrowbackThursday series with We're launching our #ThrowbackThursday series with a look at the reflecting pool garden. Originally, we found this historic 1913 feature almost entirely lost to overgrowth, and the reflecting pool in disrepair. The restoration of this garden was created through careful editing and study of landscape architect Ellen Biddle Shipman's vision. ➡️ Swipe to travel back in time to see the starting point for this restoration. Photographer: @strifflerphoto_interiors

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

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