Entrance Gardens

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This garden was designed to take advantage of a sloped environment.  The walk-through path allows access to tiered plantings. This garden is designed to be pleasing to the eye for visitors at all times of the year.  Though irrigation is present, perennials and woody plants were selected for their adaptation to low water conditions. The varied topography allows for use of plants of various sizes for maximal visual impact. The walking path brings visitors through the garden to enjoy the plants.  A bench with a view over the adjacent pond is truly soothing and serene.

 
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