Sunbathing Natives 1012 N Weston Lane 78733
The relationship between stone and plants creates an intricately woven tapestry as you enter this garden. Beautiful yet unassuming in its simplicity, this garden entry and driveway area is lined with deer resistant, drought tolerant and heat-loving natives. And they are all doing much more than holding their own.
This imposing lion stands guard at the front of the house.
And behind the glass these two imposing figures make up the secondary security team!Step through a shade-lined rock path and the rest of the garden comes at you with an intensity that is palpable. First, there is color. A lot of color. And plants. Bright, hot, tropical colors and plants.
And then there is this.
And suddenly, your eye isn't quite sure what to look at. The explosion of plant colors, the water right here, the water wayyyyyy down there...there is just so much to see.
The hot tub was crafted to replicate the water feature just inside the entrance to the Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center.We had a special treat and were invited in to see the view from the owner's wife's painting studio upstairs. I'm not sure I could ever take my eyes off of that view!
Not only was this a beautiful garden set on an amazing piece of property, but the garden design was wonderful, enhancing the space and adding to the wow factor with the composition of plants and stone. You don't want to miss this one! Get your tickets now and get there early for some great photographs.
The gate says it all! I love that view.
ReplyDeleteAnd you would know a lot about views, Kris!
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