Visiting Little and Lewis
The water features they have created are here are quite lovely, and they were kind enough to explain the how-to of a few of them, including their wintering over strategies. This serene moss-infused number started it's life as a humble galvanized stock tank.
Simple but beautiful .
The rain tree !
Signature concrete columns create unique architecture. And the colors !
Cast leaves play nicely with the Hostas.
Lush garden view
Unfortunately , I didn't come back with a single picture of the chickens..how many chickens do you know that have coops decorated with Little and Lewis art ?
Open by appointment, a must see garden if you are in the area. And did I mention, what charming warm and friendly gardeners these two men are ?
Read more at their website here.
So great to read their book on the plane home after having met them and seen the garden. What generous, talented men they are. Great post, Kathy.
ReplyDeleteI usually read the Economist or the Atlantic on planes.You have the right idea.! I reread this book at least once a year, usually in the dead of winter..it's and annual event along with Auntie Mame and Shocking Beauty.
DeleteLittle and Lewis was one of my favorite IU9 visits. Every little detail in their garden was so perfectly executed. George and David were so generous with their time. I didn't get any good shots of the chickens either but have me Little & Lewis chicken creation instead.
ReplyDeleteSuch sweet men weren't they? And it was so tantalizing when George mentioned the 'back garden' ! One can only imagine..
DeleteWhat a fabulous and interesting garden. Green with envy here.
ReplyDeleteAn absolutely beautiful garden, full of character and one that we would definitely love to visit given the chance. The planting combinations are superb. I love it!!
ReplyDeleteLucky you!
ReplyDeleteYou are killing me Kathy! Fabulous post from a wonderful, inspirational garden.
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