Award-Winning Gardens

Photo by: H. Keith Wagner Partnership

Wagner Hodgson Landscape Architecture

Burlington, VT

ASLA Award Winner Quaker Smith Point Residence in Shelburne, VT

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Photo by: Courtesy of APLD

Salsbury-Schweyer, Inc

Akron, OH

APLD 2010 International Landscape Design Merit Award Winner Sabrena Schweyer, APLD, Salsbury-Schweyer, Inc, Akron, OH

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Doyle Herman Design Associates

Greenwich, CT

APLD 2010 International Landscape Designer of the Year & Gold Award Winner James Doyle, James Doyle Design Associates, Greenwich, CT

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Photo by: James Wilson

Hocker Design Group

Dallas, TX

2010 ASLA award winner.

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Photo by: D.A. Horchner/Design Workshop

Design Workshop, Inc

Denver, CO

2010 ASLA award winner, landscape architect Richard Shaw.

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Dirtworks Landscape Architecture

New York, NY

An outdoor dining room is surrounded by cedar, pine, bayberry and beach grass. An existing brick and concrete patio was replaced with a cedar pallet that rests on sleepers set directly into the sand. The tight-grained cedar weathers naturally without treatment, eliminating chemicals leaching into the sand.

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Suzanne Arca Design

Albany, CA

2011 APLD Landscape Designer of the Year and Gold Award Winner

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Photo by: Sunset Magazine

Boxhill

Tucson, AZ

APLD International Landscape Design Merit Award Winner

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Lesley Turner/LTLA Design

Berkeley, CA

APLD International Landscape Design Merit Award Winner

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Photo by: Robin Simmen, BBG

Brooklyn Botanic Garden

Brooklyn, NY

East 25th Stret, between Clarendon Road and Avenue D, in the Flatbush neighborhood of Brooklyn, (pictured here) was the first place winner of the 2011 Greenest Block in Brooklyn.