Landscape Designers Ireland
This morning as I was stopped in traffic approaching Dundrum village in South Dublin I noticed a Landrover Discovery, silver in colour just in front of me. It belonged to a garden design company called Landscape Developments. Their website is very professional, you can access a good deal of their portfolio of projects. I'm fairly sure they did the landscaping for the apartments at South Meade on the Dundrum Ballinteer road. Anyway Landscape Developments who are operated by Brian Considine and Alan Murphy have twenty years experience of working in garden design; hence the impressive designs which they complete are to be applauded.Several posts previous I was discussing Irish garden and landscape design blogs, well here is a very useful and practical online service called Irish Landscaping Services. This website is your one-stop shop for finding quality garden designers and landscape contractors.
Savvy Landscaping, while this is not an Irish blog, the writer is based in Tulsa, Oklahoma in the USA, nonetheless it contains subject matter of interest to garden designers and anyone who likes well shot garden and landscape photographs.
Helen Dillon's famous garden is located only a stone's throw from where I write this blog. She is the well known gardener and plants woman who writes in the popular Garden Heaven magazine. She is also a prolific author having penned many books on the subjects of gardening and plant collecting. Her garden at 45 Sandford Road, Ranelagh, Dublin 6, Ireland is well worth a visit.
While GardenDesigner.com is not an Irish website it is however a very intuitive online garden design resource. I always believe that interesting design ideas emanate from the USA. Yes I could be wrong in this, but it must be said that the Americans produce some of the most outstanding landscape designs found any where on the planet.
In the next post I am hoping to have found a few more Irish based gardening/design blogs and websites. Also I will be researching garden and landscape design blogs - websites written by Irish people living abroad. So watch this space!
Labels: colour, garden design, Landscape design, photos, plants, shape, texture
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