Garden Design features Culp’s Gardens

Spring Explodes into Color in David Culp’s Suburban Philadelphia Garden!

Words cannot accurately express the spectacular beauty of David Culp’s 2-acre piece of paradise at Brandywine Cottage located outside of Philadelphia. Garden Design’s spring issue indulges readers to 10-pages of heavenly photographs starring Brandywine Cottage’s spring landscape. These naturalistic, cottage-style gardens have been brilliantly fashioned by David – a master plantsman, vice president of Sunny Border Nurseries and award-winner author.
His most recent book, The Layered Garden: Design Lessons for Year-Round Beauty from Brandywine Cottage, features hundreds of breathtaking photographs and design recommendations on how readers can capture this magic in their own gardens. Gleeful flowers of pink and white redbuds (Cercis) dance above swathes of purple, pink and white tulips that are encircled by bright blue forget-me-nots. Dwarf conifers and Sempervivum spill from stone troughs; masses of Hosta and Hellebores clammer up a hillside; and fascinating antique and specialty tulips rivet the eye. Amid the lush plantings stand two dozen charming birdhouses of all sizes and shapes – attracting song birds that add their sweet music to the garden stage. The article also includes David’s insightful design tips and some of his favorite plants.
If you have not already done so, I urge you to subscribe to this one-of-a-kind, magnificent quarterly magazine. You will get one FREE ISSUE if you use a special link that has been set-up for Perennially Yours readers. You can also call 1-855-624-5110 Monday through from 8:00 a.m. -5:00 p.m. (PST) to place your order, and be sure to mention my name to get this special offer.

All photos are copyrighted and are by Rob Cardillo.