Traditionally, parterre gardens tended to be designed with hedging in an intricate pattern coming up through gravel or grass, and maybe the odd tulip planted within them. 'However, you can add ...

The rug-like lawn, a contemporary interpretation of a classical grass parterre garden, and a stolen interior feature, ‘is flanked with a gravel garden path, the crunch of which is pleasing underfoot ...

Symmetrical planting and clean hardscaping draw the eye back across the Barefoot Contessa's yard – the straight lines and ...

In Highland Park, landscape designer Melissa Gerstle refreshed the grounds around a 100-year-old home and created a lakeside ...

Julia, a lifestyle influencer with over one million Instagram followers, also co-founded the fashion and housewares brand Parterre. “The goal was to ... and conceal floor-to-ceiling closets. Custom ...

the squiggle is repeated three times as a green ribbon in the ornament, landscaping, cobblestone, buxus, sempervirens, parterre trimmed bush videos ... Man working and caring about trees and grass in ...

Parterre is the creation of David and Julia ... fragrance before or even grown in the UK such as vetiver - an Indian grass usually grown in Indonesia or Haiti. The estate is now open to the ...

Give your garden’s dry patches a Mediterranean-style makeover and replace vulnerable grass with paving or gravel ... ribbons of color through borders or linked to create an unusual parterre or knot ...

Keeping the Parterre’s lawns tidy and the beds free of weeds is hundreds of hours more. The gardeners spend 18 hours a week just cutting the grass inside the beds in the height of the season. As well ...

Scenes from Alexandra Munroe's and Robert Rosenkranz's garden in East Hampton. MICHELLE TRAURING Scenes from Alexandra Munroe's and Robert Rosenkranz's garden in East Hampton. MICHELLE TRAURING ...

A parterre is a formal garden ... these early summer flowers can now be found in many of the uncut grass areas on the estate. Their flower colour varies from white to pale purple with purple spots.

In the end he chose a simple solution for the great platform below the terrace and in the winter of 1723-4 a plain grass lawn was laid with raised walks on either side. Orkney called this his ‘quaker ...