East Garden
Somewhere South Of Cotswolds
Inspired by both legendary garden designer Rosemary Verey’s work at the Barnsley House in the heart of the Cotswolds and pioneering female landscape architect Rose Standish Nichols’ work at The House Of The Four Winds, this garden features elements of English formality and Southern charm. Enjoy the botanical collection inside the handmade English Victorian Glasshouse, then let the garden welcome you as you walk through the allée of Wildfire Black Tupelo trees that makes this beautiful cultivation of home.
Brought to you courtesy of
Josiah Lockard & Associates + Designed Ecologies Studio
Josiah Lockard
Josiah Lockard & Associates + Designed Ecologies Studio
With over 26 years of professional practice, Josiah is the founding principal and lead designer of JLA. Josiah’s interdisciplinary background in urban forestry, landscape architecture and restoration ecology informs a unique perspective in the design process of natural systems integrated into the built environment. As a visionary systems thinker, Josiah’s holistic approach to land planning and design utilizes ecological succession as an important tool to create regenerative landscapes that restore natural systems and heal environments over time. Josiah’s experience transects multiple ecoregions in both rural and urban environments, with the focus of his approach always on the creation and restoration of landscape, at the intersection of ecology and culture.
Primary Contributors
John Skelley Lighting
Additional Contributors
Heritage Handmade Garden Collections | Country Casual Teak | Cruz Tree Care & Landscaping
Special Thanks
Todd Breyer | Paige Hill | Dawn Looney | Sandy Frazier | Chelsea Robinson
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