A Woodland World


Calm dawns in the awessome use of green
A fantastic Pacific Northwest garden full of birch, locust, and fir trees, placed first in the 11th-annual Pacific Northwest Competition for Home Gardeners out of a field of 94 entrants.
"WHEN JIM AND Charlene Geiszler step onto the upper-level porch of their Shoreline home, they can sink into rattan chairs and relax in complete privacy amid a woodland setting of Japanese maples, vine maples, bamboo, decorative grasses and ferns. A gurgling waterfall in one of two modest pools disguises the rumble from the outside world, including nearby Interstate 5."

Link: Seattle Times Magazine, Pacific Northwest
Photographs: © MIKE SIEGEL


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