In the small Tasmanian town of Underwood, you’ll find a restored former Methodist Church surrounded by a heavenly garden brimming with camellias, box hedges and soft sweeps of roses and lavender. It may be hard to believe, but just twelve years ago the garden didn’t even exist. “The garden was a paddock when we first bought it,” says self-taught gardener Sally Bell, who along with partner Jim Smith, created the structural, trans-seasonal garden from scratch. Click the link in our bio to wander through the garden. Photography: @clairetakacs #gardening #gardendesign #landscaping #gardenlife #gardeninspiration #hedge
November 25, 2021
In the small Tasmanian town of Underwood, you’ll find a restored former Methodist Church surrounded by a heavenly garden brimming with camellias, box hedges and soft sweeps of roses and lavender. It may be hard to believe, but just twelve years ago the garden didn’t even exist.
“The garden was a paddock when we first bought it,” says self-taught gardener Sally Bell, who along with partner Jim Smith, created the structural, trans-seasonal garden from scratch.
Click the link in our bio to wander through the garden.
Photography: @clairetakacs
#gardening #gardendesign #landscaping #gardenlife #gardeninspiration #hedge
“The garden was a paddock when we first bought it,” says self-taught gardener Sally Bell, who along with partner Jim Smith, created the structural, trans-seasonal garden from scratch.
Click the link in our bio to wander through the garden.
Photography: @clairetakacs
#gardening #gardendesign #landscaping #gardenlife #gardeninspiration #hedge
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