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By Ker Kazan 56 Pot Bound Ifa containers a stage, the stars of these hot new planters ate the spiky, moundy and filly grasses that combine within them forthe ultimate performance, Bx Jey Axonews 64 Sunset Soiree Rea Laccone and Paul Perla, founders of the Vince clothing line, have a Scott Shradetcreated garden in Malibu that plays ‘on the subtle hues and laid-back fashions oftheir designs. By Drea Pann 74 &Change in the Weather (ur features editor tackles the most-mportat topic for gardenets today: climate change. Wondering how extremes i temperature and precptation are impacting yur backyard, and what todo about Read on. By Joy Anoanes 2 GARDEN DESIGN Waves 00 oa 4 6 ae ON THE COVER Created by Los Angeles based designer Scot Shrader, this Malibu garden for Rea Laccone and Paul Pela amps up ‘outdoor living. Puanoctarsy By Jack Conee Laie ae Cae at RD. - To eKaty Zui 7 ‘See your home i-a bei new wgywithPe Belgard Paver a Wall Collections, Frye patos ‘and pool surroundito fire pits and outdoar kitchens, there's a sprial space What's wniguel) yours, WARDSCAPES Sel acl ds tf ; Pea aaa erate edd eee Cee aa a a ee Lee contents DEPARTMENTS 6 SWATCH WATCH 88 SOURCEBOOK e 7 pmo oon came ee i ‘As sen nthe ltest farnshings and décor foroutdoos chicyet sti sles bring 2 ‘shoe nes Took to modernism. French nuserynan Olivier Flpp and hie ‘fe Clara have beoame stars oteuight. Theis Mediterranean approach t gardening figures ara este thats cay on the cath 4 GARDEN DESIGN Waves 00 THE ORIGINAL. HANDWOVEN FROM WEATHER-RESISTANT DEDON FIBER D=DON An awning can EXTEND your party time, family time, social time and quiet time. De eae ee eee ey Prater bere pipe renee revenue risesiretseel mennenov Ney (entre pels eaeeeare eo race neers aeons Pear = Beever ary- peers peter een enisrnT et) en ees cmenenner ig , esrasaiecriepenepneraes te) Seren? er eee eT from the editors ROLL WITH IT SOME PLANTS ARE FLEXIBLE BY nature. Take the red maple, for exam ple, [tis a downright magnanimous tree, forgiving extremes in heat and cold, wer and dry, and found thriving as far south as Flotida and as far north Newfoundland. There are other plants that take it sit comes too like hosts purple coneflowers and agaves. Some plants even have mechanisms to deal with stress, like going dormant con: ditions aren't quite right. “'m going to ‘ake a nap now, thank you. Tes the tough, adaptable plants that will fare best year-round in American locations impacted by global warmin which is somewhat of a misnomer, since climate change is about a greater range of extremes ofall kinds, not just Increased temperatures on the top end. Punctuating the end of our Feature wel Took for Jenny Androws’ groundbreak ing story, A Change in the Weather, page 74, which brings to light environmental issues that gardeners have been mur ‘muring about for years — but has there licen sch a clear and pointed overview that helps us consider the weather's impact on our own backyards? The big story in California and the Southwest will be water, or the kack of it” writes Andrews, Out Living Green column, page 42, deals with just this, A design by Christy Ten Eyck for a Phoenix-area garden figures in recy cled materials, wateswise plantings and permeable hardscaping, Let's not leave fut the gorgeous factor. What this garden gains in environmental con- . sciousness it does not lose in beauty Sener Gardeners too are flexible: We play ‘with plants and come up with eas that please the senses and work best in our environment. We can fight nature, so ‘we roll with it, Louisa Jones story, page 82, about French nurseryman Olivier Filippi’s Mediterranean approach to gardening addresses climate change and then some, As she writes: "Today when all continents are threatened with dramatic climate variation, chem ical polhition and unprecedented water shortages, his approach is changing minds and methods at a great rate Olivier insists that drought and poor soil should not be approached as a limita tion butas an opportunity for gardeners to experience new pleasures in harmony with, and not in opposition to, nature's own designs, ‘That's the spirit. a 7 sunbrella WESTMINSTER LUXURY QUTDOOR LIVIN SIMPLE SOPHISTICATION ... TIMELESS ELEGANCE BUILT TO CONTRACT QUALITY SPECIFICATIONS WITH PREMMUM QUALITY TEAK FROM RENEWABLE PLANTATIONS. ae. 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Sponsor reserves the right ‘toamend these ofa rules and to permanently ‘qualfy from the Contest ary person t believes has intentionally violated these official rules. fresh BOTANICAL CERAMICS # ONE TO WATCH: JASPER VAN DER ZON WAY HOT: BOLD BEAUTIES # WHEN IN KAUAI tiles in BLOOM siresiscomese somes, most gardeners secretly believe that too much is never enough, So ‘why not supplement the herbaceous kind with some ofthe gorgeous botanical-motif ceramic tiles now on the market for outdoor use? ‘As seen atthe annual trade show f today’s flowerinspired tile designs are decidedly modern — from EmilCeramica's Cachemire design inthe Zinco line, recalling 1960s Pop prints, to the sophisticated earth tones of Tile of Spain Branded Manufacturer Grespanis's Adeia series, Mostare imports from tradition tile and stone, Coverings, alte centers like Mesic, Italy and Spain, but afew homegrown, Flower Power, anew line created for Imagine Tile by New York City floral and garden designer Rebecca Cole, features photo-realistic ‘orange tulips, fuchsia anemones and citron milkweed pods on S.inch and I6-inch squates. The verisimilitude is crested viaa new technology for firing photographic decals rated fi use onto ceramic tile bodies at extremel swiki ‘Above: Abeld cop ofbotaricatlesis energy cnthe market for seinoutdoor ling spaces, New Yerk designer Rebecca Cee recently lashed the pk realistic Flower over forlmaghe Tie, as seen cn ths outdoor coffee table, ‘commercial high temperatures, The i Tesult is “a way to keep the outdoors ever-blooming,” says 409 GARDEN DESIGN Cole. “No water needed!” Her winterwhite anemone tiles make a superb top for an antique iron table base. Cole also produces (rough RebeccaColeDesign.com) a limited edition of occasional, coffee and dining tables with tile tops on rectilin bases all sutable for outdoors. sar angle-iron can, Mediterran n their gardens and cou les are practically indestructible — less a 4 also highly frostresistan forward tes lke the chic chiaroscuro ofthe Bla series from Viva Ceramica to be used on covered patios, and Rex Ceramiche Artistche's stunning but pricey Le Rythme de For centuries, Me and other temperate-clime ards, Nov A by heat cultures have used ceramic tile snd most chemicals, Flowers rom the MaTouche collection, with stylized leaves on adel list background, to be utilized in a multitude of spaces. A few caveats to consider: While the ceramic tiles themselves are MORE FLORAL-TILE DECOR mosty impervious to water, the freeze/thaw cycles can wreaks havoc on the installation, Joints between ties should be wide enough tallow for > Emteranicss sophisticated Fine Lotus pater rom the Zinc ne expansion and contraction; ile distributors can advise on proper spac Feotures barely the an subty meta: bockpound ng. Also, decorative floral tiles tend to be slippery and are best used elude copper 145 per two-pece seo 31 wall decoration, tritn om archways or on sta risers, or even om out door furniture such as tabletops. > Flove Think patio fountains, covered balconies and portico, and, ofcourse 0 pools, With tod your imagination to fire ay. —Cata Gurr decorative accents for swimning s technology, allow by Above, from laf Le Roya on rom catnf is agescae aoc fra ds othe Be fhe som manufacture Rox ont Lacock forthe an fmt cron Eilcerarica's Cacherie pattem from te zncolne recalls Pop prints rom exe tlhe 70 atte, 200 70 SA, ocean cm the 1960s and aleo comes in fusia and aquamar via lossom series (as seen on this chase) relies on susimation printing that makes novelhghrte ossible, THe of Spain Beended Manufacturer Grespania’s Adela ines lucuriously tactile GARDEN DESIGN fresh One to Watch JASPER VAN DER ZON ‘Thiy-oneyearoid Dutch designer Jasper van der Zon (above) takes the helm at the 60-year-old Keukenhof = garden whose mission fo [rote the bulb-groning industry Holland Yon dee Zon has broken fromthe tractional bulla style ofthe tration garden (below) infavorcf is rravative mined aperoach ight). Holland's 79-acre Keukenhof gardens may be the world’s ‘most spectacular, open-to-the-public trade show. an explo sion of some 7 million lowering bulbs, showcasing the offerings of 93 Dutch bulb suppliers in a vivid, ephemeral annual spring display. For this 60th anniversary season (March 19-May 21) —which also celebrates the 400¢h anni- versary ofthe Dutch tes to New Amsterdara (New York City) =the responsibilty for designing and planting this cheery floral gelaxy falls om the youthful shoulders of is new chief designer, SLyear-old Jasper van det Zon, — CG 18 GARDEN DESIGN NaRcH Q In 2008, your fist year at Keulenhof, you and the outgoing designer of 30 years worked together. In 2009, you're on your own, What artistic changes are you making? A:T'mexperimenting with the density of tulips and smaller bulbs so that you get not just one height, but layers inthe planting. You'll see more mixtures of bulbs and colors, rather than just groups oftlips of. single color. Thats areal trend, In some parts ofthe garden, I'm using all warn colors — it's going to be sensational — and in other areas, harmonious cool colors that will be peaceful to walkthrough. Q; Any favorit lbs? A [like the old species, We are making a replica ofthe Leiden garden of Carolus Chasis, the man who brought tulips to Holland in the 16th century, with rare Fillaria, Allium, Ornitnogalum and Narcissus —all with very old species that are available only in stall quantities Keukenhofis open tothe public only ve months a year. What do you dd the rest ofthe time? ‘A: In summer, I design the planting scheme on computer and order the bulbs. They arive in early September, and I guide the gardeners ‘in planting, whichis all done by hand. We finish in early December. ‘This winter, 'm making plans for new European beech trees to replace 150-yearold ones that are dying. We are a very old garden, with 2.200 soltares {individually standing tees, so there is always a lotto do. Q Tell me about Keukenhofs plans to commemorate the 400th anniversary of Henry Hudson's voyage tothe New World A:The Dutch should bea litle proud of what we did in New York Breukelen, Haarlem . the history is stil therein the names. We are Creating a Statue of Liberty mosaic, 15 by 23 meters, made out of tulips and Musca, and a wale devoted to tulips named after American people and things, most of them new. Did you know there were tulips called "Washington, Hollywood’, “Manbattan' and ‘Laura Bush? For more information, see keukenho nl \ . BARTLETT. BECAUSE EVERY TREE IS A FAMILY TREE. PRUNING . FERTILIZATION . PEST & DISEASE MANAGEMENT . REMOVAL PLEASE CALL 877 BARTLETT 877.227.8538 OR VISIT BARTLETT.COM fresh Way Hot Plants BOLD AND BEAUTIFUL ‘The growing season is upon us and as you map out your plans for s plorious (and low-maintenance) garden, don’t forget to include some hheart-stopping moments. Nothing makes you say “wow!” like big bodacious blooms. It doesn't take an acte of stunners to give your garden the punch it needs; just afew well-placed beauties in a border, or one oF two in containers can add plenty of pizzazz. Check ou this sampler of lovelies for inspiration, Embrace color and pop, and strike a blow for unabsshed beauty! —exwy Asaees 1 Cosmos bipinnatus Double Click ‘Rose Bonbon’ This brandnew version of an old fashioned annual flower gets high marks for pure romance, Part of the mised-color Double Click series of double cosmes from Thompson & Morgan, this prettyin-pink form is the first single color to be released. Rosy pom-pom blooms sit atop sturdy 2-o oot stems. Like other cos mos, ‘Rose Bonbon’ is an easy-o-grow,longelasting cut flower, 2 Hemerocallis ‘Fooled Me’ A winner of the highest honor for dayltes, the American Hemerocallis Society Stout Silver Medal, this luscious eaty to ‘midseason bloomer has big, 5:inch flowers of glowing golden yellow centered with dark red and a matching red picotee edge. Strong 2-foot stems make this a versatile midsize daylily good for lange or small beds and borders. Hardy in Zones 3-9. 3 Hibiscus Jazzberry Jam’ This perennial hibiscus, a spectacular culmination ofthe rose. mallow breeding program of Walters Gardens mursery and selected from among thousands of seedlings, has enormous 9.inch-wide rufled blooms of deep magenta with a red eye. Sturdy, full plants make a striking specimen in the garden from midsummer through early fall. Hardy in Zones 49. 4 Ranunculus Bloomingdale ‘Purple Shades’ The Bloomingdale series of Renunculusfrom Sakata Seed America sets the standard for Persian buttexcups, the luminous tightly packed petals reminiscent of the tissue-paper flowers everyone ‘makes in grade school, Their dainty looks are deceiving, though, as these lowers are durable and long lasting. [saw them during ack Trials in Northern California, holding their own in gale- force winds. ‘Purple Shades’ is one of at least 11 colors 5 Hydrangea macrophylla Let's Dance™ ‘Moonlight’ Hydrangeas are classic big, prety flowers, and the reblooming Let's Dance series from Spring Meadow Nursery tales i to the next level, with saturated colors and lush plants. “Moonlight is 2 ‘mophead form in rich pink that ages to chartreuse; in acidic solls he flowers ae blue, Hardy to Zone 5 6 Iris ensata ‘Ruffled Dimitry’ This new Japanese water iris has a poetic grace, with large lowers oflavender fills veined in violet and a darkepurple central clutch of “petaloids” Adds a lovely accent to summer water gardens when grown in partly submerged container, Hardy in Zones 49, 20 GARDEN DESIGN waxes When in Kauai WHAT NOT TO MISS Hawai northemmost accessible islandis a spectacle of green, aptly nicknamed "The Garden Isle.” Whats exotic elsewhere is abundant ‘on Kauai: hills upholstered in hush vegetation, valleys glistening with heart-shaped taro leaves, endangered plant species and daily rain bows. The fragrance of tropical flowers is ever-present, and nurseries and flower farms abound. We point you to som best. Aloha! — CG gardens, of the GARDENS Thrve of the nation’s five National Tropical Botanical Garden sites are on Kauai (ntbg.or): Allerton, MeBrydeand Limabli “Tour the Alleton Garden inthe hush Lawai Valleyan the south shore, a sophisticated pleasure garden begun in 1938 and filled with trop. ted from the world's mostremote carers. Try the cal species cll Sunset Tour on Saturday nights fora sneak peak into the historichome of Robert and John Gregg Allerton, ending with pupus appetizers) on the Lanai at sunset. To explore adjacent MeBryde, a research and com servation garden full of oversize, Dr. Seuss-esque curiosities and the state-ofthe art Conservation and Horticulture Center, take the new {guided Ho" ike (meaning “to show’) tour on Tuesday and Wednesday ‘mornings. Nearby, stroll the sweet Moit Gardens (parestaurantcom), 50-year-old collection of eactuses and succulents created by a couple who were early pioneers of drought-olerant landscaping and located on the grounds of Outrigger Kiahuna Plantation (where you can ren a condo). On the north shore, beyond Hanalei, wander the verdant 17acre Limabuli Garden, where the ancients farmed on stillextant terraces overlooking the Pacific and where their energy can still be felt, Consider a vacation rental in Princeville (marcresorts.com), BLOOMS Indulge your eyes and nose with a specially arranged Visit to the junglelike Tropical Flowers by Charles (tropicalflowers ANIMAL INSPIRATION Inher new collection for Raph Pucci Intemational called lephart, Andie Putnaminfuses minmasm witha subtle anime, Canstructed from rounded slats of teak ‘ddan sluminum frame that curve at the ent frm ito feet, the dane Elophart has a vel, playful presence. Price avaiable upon requost. Ralph Pucel tortion 212.633-0852,rahputeinet 24 GARDEN DESIGN SPIRITUAL DESIGN Picture these Mandre candlesticks ona Hind altar r, better yet ‘spring tab, Named for Mount Mandar a mystical sie frm 2 Hindu myth, these unfinished candestcle ae turned from Himalayon pine and set with peater cups, 842 to $70, Jayson Home & Garden, (Chicago, L 200-472-1885, jaysonhomeandgarde.com A BARE BONES \withits honeycomb of sully, modular units, the Fosse bockshelooks Ike a prehistoric skeleton Made fm a single ‘material ~ extruded terracotta ~ the indoor/outdoor pieces were designed by MostaphaElOuihani& Kebme Garzon& Fred Sons, for Roche Bobo. $164 per unit wth minum of si ‘nits per order, Roche Bobo, 800-717-2747, eche-babois.com Wake the most au, phecieus toe www Charleston Gardens.com FREE CATALOG 800-469-0118 swatch watch Stripes, blooms and solids combine for an elegant garden party ‘STORY BY JASON CHAMPION « PHOTOGRAPHY BY JON WHITTLE a . SED sasuecror cxida bat of otdo: abies cand the syed Peon ton bua #00850 157 Shnninpirtin, eth tinscotmoys the poker een wow Broan ote stag fr ts een py 23050 Joule aay S025 are docwcon Mm TABLECLOTH ‘oven of 100-percentFne-lament polyester, SMart’ Calypso locks ard feels smooth. ts aso resilent. Shown invllow, ane of 37 eoloweys, Calypso aso has 3 sort pile backing, Keeping the fabric supole and breathable. 596 per yard (to the trade). 800-999-5600, shars.com I CHAIR CUSHION Lee Jfas detcous Rumrunner Stripe suggests dishes of \ele-nit sorbet and the tea sweets to come The fabric is shown in Petal $1.74 per yard ito the trade) 100-453-3563, lejofa.com CHAIR CUSHION Robert allen @ Home's playful animal-skendasign called Cougar is woven for high-performance outdoor vse es ‘water repellent, resistant to mildew and exceptionally lightfast as well as 200-percent stan resistant and beech clesnable. Shown n Azalea. $75 per yard(to the trade). 800-333-3777, rebertallendesign com i BoisTER ol fall enters the indoor/outdoor febric arene with ‘wo designs; Belize (shown herein Pais avalaale in [Eght colorways. Thissimple dotted strpa is waven and resistant to the vagaries of outdoor use and ideal for transitional spaces from indoots to outoo's, $3 per yard. 66-565:5058, knaltextescom NAPKIN Turn to Cholla's DiMedei a 100-percent solution dyed acre that comes in 22 colors, when toe for 2 slid to.compete any look. The 60:nchwide Fabric is $104 per yard. 605-580-8400, chellatextles.com 26 GARDEN DESIGN MARC REDWO OD Sear ete Crea UC ao soo CE ROE Rat eRe es Sec oR Cte STONE ==" ane Worn Se com Secrets cies eiy Be Caray Peer es Cra SCT energy at Cleveland, OH 44122 USA Se am ee Le SOR Oar) coc een aan garden gourme Presto! Top your outdoor kitchen with the freshest ingredients SSTORY BY LAUREN GRYMES ‘When spring fever hts, what's more convivial than a casual night out for pizza and brew? Instead of hitting the local pub, entertain friends at home in an intimate beer garden of your own making. With the range of pizza ovens — fiom the simple stone onthe grill toa custom-designed woodburning oven “Coa — chic beer dispensing equipment and hip furnishings available in today's ‘outdoorckitchen market, there are more ways than ever to transform your space into a stylish trattoria, Here's to fresh pies and microbtews — salute! ~» UPPER CRUST Wood Stone ~ the Bellingham, Washington, company responsible for autfting the commercial tchens of Calfomia Pizza kitchen, Welfare Puck, Emi Lagacse ‘and Whole Foods Markt ta dep just afew names) ‘ow offers ts ovens for residential application. the talverized ond stunlee-stel Me. Chuckanut unt (shown Fstalled on opposite page), comesin gas-fired, wooded ‘ora combination, $20,500 preinstalled. 600-576-5036, ‘wondstanehme om >» PIZZA PARTY Kalamazae Outcsoor Gourmet combines the comenience (oF gas wth wood Fires avr thanks to a wood-

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