Open Gardens: The Beadell Garden



While visiting the Hardiman garden, I did not realize that their next-door neighbor, Kurt Beadell, had an equally impressive garden open as well. Stepping through the garden gate at the back of Hardiman's garden leads you into Beadell's tropical-like oasis. It was like being transported to New Orleans.

This is a very small garden, packed with lush plantings, like palms, bamboo and other exotic plants and vines. 













  
Text and photos by Phillip Oliver, Dirt Therapy

Comments

Lush and lovely. I like the way the white hydrangea screams look at me in the shade. Love all the blue. I am still in my blue phase.
outlawgardener said…
Wow! Love this garden. The doors, seating areas, fab plants, the whole thing is just yummy. Clever use of the potted orange begonias to echo the colors on the house. Beautiful!
MulchMaid said…
What a lovely small garden. I too worry about Houttuynia. It's usually bent on world domination, but seems quite controlled here. Thanks for the lush tour!
Alison said…
I know I saw this garden as well, a couple of years ago, when I saw Lucy's on a tour. Your photos of it are wonderful! I should look back over my pictures, I don't remember it being so lush and colorful.
Gail said…
Gorgeous! I wish more gardens were this delightfully creative with color and plantings.
danger garden said…
I had the opportunity to spend an evening here with the HPSO board when Fergus Garrett was in town last summer. It was magical! The interior of their home is pretty fabulous too.
chavliness said…
The front of the house is wonderful. I love the veranda and the eye popping colors.
Unknown said…
Imagine having a next-door-neighbor equally whacked out on plants...double the pleasure, double the fun!

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