The use of wood in the garden adds another dimension to your landscape. Wooden structures provide separation, definition, screening, privacy, enclosure, support and are an extension of your home to your outdoor garden areas.
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- Come swing on me
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- An antique sundial with custom base take center stage in this herb garden. A simple vegetable garden wood and wire fence connect to the herb area.
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- Chestnut Hill cedar fence and Brookfield arbor create a separation and welcome entrance to the backyard.
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- Natural cedar Woodbury lattice panel adorned with Clematis ‘Polish Spirit’ vine.
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- This Chestnut Hill fence defines the property edge.
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- Scalloped Board fence and arbor separate the front yard from the backyard.
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- Arbor with built in benches in distant view. Lattice obelisk in the vegetable garden supports growing vines.
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- Spindle top arbor with a scallop gate.
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- Custom pergola is a place to rest and reflect.
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- Love this small trellis and Clematis Nelly Moser which add interest to this front wall
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- Manchester fence view towards the road, providing a nice backdrop to the planting bed.
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- Victorian arch lattice panel provides support for emerging vines.
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- Chestnut Hill fence separates the driveway from the backyard
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- Solid cellular PVC Woodbury lattice panel adds interest to this blank wall and provides support for a Clematis vine.
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- Chestnut Hill fence section with gate complete this side yard area and enclose the back yard.
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- Outdoor shower lattice is cloaked in privacy with Dutchman’s Pipe vine.
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- Lattice fence encloses this bluestone patio
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- This pergola acts as a support for vines and separates the garden from the driveway area.
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- This double gate and arbor separate the front parking area from the backyard patio areas.
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- Backyard view with arbor
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- Chestnut Hill cedar fence and Brookfield arbor separate the new driveway area from the backyard.
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- A three rail Manchester fence defines this front property edge.
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- Added privacy for this owner
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- Custom fence with gate separates the yard from the road.
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- Walpole shed adorned with flowers and ornament sits among the hostas.
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- A Spindle top arbor marks the entry to the patio beyond.
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- Chestnut Hill fence
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- This lattice fence and gate create an attractive separation between the front and back yard of this home.
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- Cedar lattice panels, stained to match the house trim, hides unsightly AC units.
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- A Nantucket picket fence encloses this vegetable garden and the Woodbury trellis on the blank wall will provide support for growing vines.
Jane Rupley Landscape Design 