Garden Transformation

We first visited Jeff West’s sunny Delaware garden in 2003, but a recent renovation prompted a second glance. Here’s how it changed.

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Natural Beauty
Roger Foley; Stylist: Tim Ward

Natural Beauty

On the pathways, gray-blue crushed slate replaced the pea gravel. A low stacked-stone wall encloses the kitchen garden. Fast-growing English ivy blends the house with the foliage and requires trimming just three times a year to keep it in check.


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