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riginally, the design for this space only included creating
an area where the clients could grow their vegetables each
year. But, this garden space soon developed into a relaxing backyard room
that made Haywood Landscapes a 2013 HNA Hardscape Project Award winner (hardscapena.com).
"The project began with developing a plan to satisfy the owner's desire for gardening, great views, sun
and wind orientation, existing grades and then it blossomed from there," says John Fields, owner of Hay-
wood Landscapes.
The layout takes advantage of the sun exposure, while creating an area for gardening and entertain-
ment that complements the architectural style of the 26-year old home, Fields continues. Although not part
of the original plan, the crew demolished the original
patio and retaining wall and then rebuilt ones that
blended in with the space.
Haywood Landscapes used Pine Hall
Brick hardscape materials throughout the
2,600-square-foot project. The clients
can now access their multi-level garden-
ing area from below or above the terrace.
They also installed a mix of ornamentals to
provide year-round color and night back-
lighting.
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Haywood Landscapes, Inc.,
Waynesville, North Carolina
haywoodlandscapes.com
PROJECT:
Private residence,
Clyde, North Carolina
Evolving
Edibles
BY LAUREN HEARTSILL DOWDLE
Landscaper seamlessly blends
garden with hardscape elements
portfolio
