THE CHURCH OF ST. JOHN THE DIVINE
River Oaks, Houston
This project boasts influences of Frank Lloyd Wright. He is perhaps best remembered for his unmatched mastery of the organic style of architecture-where a structure’s form and material blend harmoniously with its natural surroundings. It was our goal to honor this geometric balance and natural beauty when we designed and built the gardens for The Church of St. John the Divine.
Services
FULL MASTER PLAN JULIA WALLACE MEMORIAL GARDEN
PARTERRE GARDEN BOXWOOD SPHERES DIAMOND PATTERN IVY
SEASONAL COLOR MAINTENANCE
Geometric boxwood hedges are anchored with boxwood globes and a large, cone-shaped Oakleaf Holly.
This private garden boasts an array of color and offers a tranquil setting for meditation and prayer.
Confederate Jasmine climbs a diamond trellis while two rows of pruned boxwood hedges line the walk.
Geometric boxwood hedges are anchored with boxwood globes and a large, cone-shaped Oakleaf Holly.
Geometric boxwood hedges are anchored with boxwood globes and serve to frame color planters along the outer walls of the church.
Left: This private garden boasts an array of color and offers a tranquil setting for meditation and prayer.
Right: Color planters sit within a geometric boxwood frame that is anchored by boxwood globes and a cone-shaped Oakleaf Holly.
Geometric garden beside the church's handicap ramp.
Close up of the Cherokee Climbing Rose
A blooming Cherokee Climbing Rose frames the top of the chapel entryway.
Red brick path leading to sign and lined with pruned boxwood hedges and asian jasmine.
Color planters sit within a geometric boxwood frame that is anchored by boxwood globes and a cone-shaped Oakleaf Holly.
Freshly planted spring color bed framed by sharply trimmed boxwood hedges. The color will take a couple weeks to fully flush.
Our maintenance crew installing fresh spring color! These will fully flush in a couple weeks!
