9 Gardens at Dawn That Make a Case for Waking Up Early
Photographer Stacy Bass takes the morning shift in her inspiring new book, Gardens at First Light.
By Colleen Egan
Photographer Stacy Bass takes the morning shift in her inspiring new book, Gardens at First Light (athome Books).
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The homeowners transplanted the giant boxwoods around the perimeter of the eastern terrace from their previous home.
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Symmetrical plantings enhance this home's classical architecture.
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The south side of this 1902 house features an antique armillary and several varieties of perennials.
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This garden room features an inner perimeter of Vinca major.
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A pair of ornamental lions named William and Henry (after the English princes) flank a bench in the garden.
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This garden was designed as a meditation space using Japanese design elements.
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The wisteria vine on this pergola likely dates back to the 1930s.
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This pocket garden features an orb fountain by artist Allison Armour.
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To the right of this greenhouse is an orchard as well as two hives that yield 75 pounds of honey per year.
I’m an editor at Veranda.com, ELLEDECOR.com, and Housebeautiful.com. I’ve never met a gallery wall I didn’t like and in my apartment you’ll find probably too many photos and prints of oceans, lakes, and pools.
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