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FormLA Landscaping participated in one of the oldest, largest and most successful home and garden tours in the nation for the 6th year. This annual benefit remade the San Gabriel headquarters of the Red Cross at the Historic Cravens Estate, a magnificent 1930 French-chateau style mansion. In addition to exhibiting innovations in sustainable landscaping, the FormLA designed and installed landscape upholds the requirements of the building’s historical registry.
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The garden illustrates FormLA standards for sustainable landscaping. Drought tolerant rosemary, bordered by reclaimed brick, will replace the traditional, thirsty boxwood hedges typical of knot gardens.
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- FormLA Landscaping participated in one of the oldest, largest and most successful home and garden tours in the nation for the 6th year. This annual benefit remade the San Gabriel headquarters of the Red Cross at the Historic Cravens Estate, a magnificent 1930 French-chateau style mansion. In addition to exhibiting innovations in sustainable landscaping, the FormLA designed and installed landscape upholds the requirements of the building’s historical registry.
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- The garden illustrates FormLA standards for sustainable landscaping. Drought tolerant rosemary, bordered by reclaimed brick, will replace the traditional, thirsty boxwood hedges typical of knot gardens.
Date: Sunday April 18 – Sunday Mary 16, 2010
Location: Pasadena, CA
For the 6th year, FormLA Landscaping pariticipated in one of the oldest, largest and most successful home and garden tours in the nation. This annual benefit remade the San Gabriel headquarters of the Red Cross at the Historic Cravens Estate. In addition to exhibiting innovations in sustainable landscaping, the FormLA designed and installed landscape kept with the requirements of the building’s historical registry.
See photos of the FormLA Garden at the 2009 Pasadena Showcase House, a traditional French knot garden with fragrant hedges, geometric patters of brighly colored foliage set against a backdrop of sparkling glass and highlighting environmentally friendly vintage pieces donated by Charme d’Antan.