An Ohio garden showcases elegant design
Inniswood Metro Gardens was once the estate of the sister Grace and Mary Innis . After they donate the property to the Columbus Ohio car park system , it became a beautiful public garden . Careful work by a talented team of horticulturists has turned the demesne into a beautiful garden full of idea I ’m snuff it to try at home .
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A waterfall, simple stonework, and a collection of dwarf conifers prove you don’t need flowers or bright colors to create a perfect garden scene.
But… bright colors do have a place in this garden! Tropicanna cannas (Canna ‘Phasion’) and warm-hued mums flank the main entrance to Inniswood.
A ruined brick wall surrounds a quiet, secret garden, perfect for kids or anyone needing a moment of peace.
Bright annuals in containers and perennial borders in front of the former home of the Innis sisters.
A gazebo completely covered with sweet autumn clematis (Clematis terniflora, Zones 5 – 10) frames a view of a sunny perennial bed.
