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Open Invitation: Beverly Hills Glamour, Photo Gallery A slide show of a Beverly Hills garden makeover, designed by Judy Kameon. By Deb Schwartz August 1, 2011 12:03pm Clip It 1 of 8 next » Photo by: Gemma & Andrew Ingalls Related Tags: Entertaining | Blue | Green | Orange | Red | White | Beverly Hills | California | garden photos | Judy Kameon | Los Angeles | makeover | mid-century modern | southern california This article was first published in Garden Design July/August 2011 More Photos Perfect Union: Slide Show My G

Garden design is pushing the boundaries of the hedge and its role in the modern-day garden.  By Cynthia Kling Photo by: Marianne Majerus/MMGI St. John's Wood, London, by del Buono Gazerwitz One of the classic instruments of garden design, hedges are, unfortunately, often overlooked in contemporary landscapes. Yes, Europeans have used living fences for centuries to enclose great estates, define and divide small plots, and block unsightly views. And Americans have long planted hedges to impose order — first on the wilderness, later on the suburban tract. But it is only in recent years that landscape designers on both sides of the Atlantic have begun to experiment again with this versatile tool. Above: A petite urban oasis in St. John’s Wood, London, designed by del Buono Gazerwitz , uses a green fence to ensure privacy whil

Οικογένεια: Lamiaceae (Labiatae) Κατάταξη: Δικοτυλήδονο Είδος φυλλώματος: Αειθαλές Έκθεση στον ήλιο: Απαιτήσεις σε νερό: Ξηρά εδάφη Ανθεκτικότητα: Μεγ. ύψος:  1.5 m Μεγ. πλάτος: 2 m   Teucrium