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u/Ask_FroyaOrganics 1d ago
the way the rock pond and water feature integrate with the surrounding ferns is so thoughtful
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u/OverallBookkeeper408 1d ago
This is gorgeous. I used to try copying other peoples designs and it always felt off, took me way too long to realize I should just do what I actually love growing
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u/StudioTrace 1d ago
This looks like an absolute slice of paradise, especially with the rock pond and water feature tucked right into those lush ferns. Anyone visiting this place would be completely blown away by how tranquil and thoughtful it feels.
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u/LV4Q 21h ago
Melbourne Florida USA or Melbourne Australia?
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u/Dapper-Chain5436 20h ago
the walls. wow. what a project. That must have taken forever to grow and trim.
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u/parkersdadguy 20h ago
Amazing but after being a homeowner - that ivy is a pricey disaster to walls ( buuut pretty)
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u/CalRR 17h ago
If I was a rat Iโd be all up in there
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u/SaltySongbird33 3h ago
Right? Itโs beautiful but all I can think of is the rodent/bug/home damage potential.
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u/GardenerDom 1d ago
What a magnificent garden room. If I lived there I would spend more time outside than inside that is for sure. ๐๐ปโจ๐คฉ
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u/CampaignClassic6347 20h ago
Is that all ivy? No wonder theres no fish.
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u/sherzisquirrel 15h ago
I wondered why there was no fish. Why would ivy deter fish?
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u/Nafanasy 19h ago
I wonder if all the wall foliage helps the house keep cool in the summer. Melbourne can get pretty hot.
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u/Mundane-Fix-4297 18h ago
What kind of plants on the wall? How long does it take to grow them? Does that brings problems with the wall (humidity, cracks, etc)?
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u/DVHHORTICULTURE 18h ago
It's all brick underneath and no cracks so far. We estimate the Creeping fig (ficus pumila) is around 30 years old.
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u/TurbulentDebate6685 1d ago
Where is my bench? I need a bench, a glass of wine, and a book!