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| Garden designer Edmund Hollander’s lawn is a mix of bluegrass, fescue and clover, and the patio is bluestone. The pool is saltwater, a choice made because it requires fewer chemicals and ‘feels like swimming in silk,’ he said. This elite landscape architect’s own Sag Harbor backyard is modest proof that a low-maintenance garden need not lack refinement. Photo: Stephen Kent Johnson for WSJ. See article and slideshow of tips for clean, low maintenance backyard: http://www.wsj.com/articles/lessons-from-garden-designer-edmund-hollanders-own-unassuming-oasis-1438966470 |
The Durham Council of Garden Clubs was founded in 1929 in federation with the National Garden Club and The Garden Club of North Carolina, Inc. The Council served more than eight decades as the umbrella group for garden clubs and junior garden clubs in Durham, NC. Today, Durham Garden Clubs continue the same mission of philanthropic projects of preservation, conservation, education and beautification under District 9 of the Garden Clubs of NC.
Saturday, August 8, 2015
Lessons from Garden Designer Edmund Hollander's Own Unassuming Oasis
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