A J Miller Landscape Architecture’s home and office sits on a hill in Eastwood, Syracuse. Built in 1911 in the Arts & Crafts style, the house is an American Foursquare Colonial. Its high site suits a French parterre garden that links the house and grounds, echoing the home’s stained-glass motif with a square garden pattern. Boxwoods frame a limestone fountain whose clear, bubbling water attracts songbirds and becomes the garden’s heart in summer. Plant colors are purple, white, yellow, silver, and black, which contrast with the house’s yellow siding and gray roof. The north-facing rear garden is shady, with many shade plants around a gravel terrace. Bamboo on two sides shelters the space and creates a private seating area around a copper fire pit.
The Maverick planter fibreglass has been decorated for Christmas using pine foliage, pine cones, birch limbs and branches.
Mariane Wheatley-Miller completed the display for a pair of bronze Waimea fibreglass planters. They are decorated for Christmas using Birch limbs, lacquered red branches, Pine, Balsam & Nobel Fir foliage. To complete this traditional display we added red bows, ornamental balls and pine cones.