Inspiration for a small traditional courtyard patio in Charlotte with a water feature, gravel and no cover.
Jay Sifford Garden Design
Jay Sifford Garden Design
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Transitional Courtyard Garden

Transitional Patio, Charlotte

We redesigned this walled courtyard space to reflect an updated sense of the clients' traditional aesthetic with some contemporary lines and accents. Stone planks create rhythm, draw the eye to the focal point, the fountain, and spread the eye out to make the space feel wider. Swaths of low perennials create a colorful and textural pattern while round boxwood provide structure, height and rhythm. Shrubs soften the brick wall, while espaliered magnolias frame the fountain. Tree-form hydrangeas placed in front of the magnolias will provide seasonal color. Photo taken just after installation, March, 2017 by Jay Sifford.
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jeanniestone added this to Pool Makeover15 January 2022

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