Twilight beckons with fireside comfort. Carolyn Temple brought mountain campfire intimacy to her Madison Park, Seattle garden—no Cascades required.
Layered plantings fringe the property line, stepping down toward the garden interior to create a thick, textured screen. Scattered pots with foliage and seasonal flowers enhance seclusion.
The understated focal point anchors the wild plant assortment, creating a sophisticated yet wild sanctuary.
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