Christina Brown Gardens

This shaded apartment building faces North. It was made lush with shade tolerant plants. Organic compost was incorporated into the soil and a drip system was installed through-out the entire space. Window boxes and a tree bed was also planted to complete the space.

Kousa Dogwood, Rhododendrons, Hydrangeas, Ferns, Hostas and Astilbes thrive in this shady garden

Roof Gardens are fantastic additions to your home. They often offer brilliant city views, a breath of fresh air and a break from the bustle at street level. They can also be a hard environment for plants to thrive so its important to choose plants that tolerate bright sun and strong winds. I love planting rooftops as this is when your imagination can really run wild.

This private garden in Cobble Hill was a blank slate, a designer's dream. Within the space, I was able to fit 3 small trees, and numerous perennials and shrubs, providing year-round interest. At home now lives an evergreen Magnolia, a Japanese Red-Maple and a Cornelian Cherry.

I love to bring color and life to small spaces! Pots and planters come in all shapes, sizes and material. They are versatile, can be moved around and its…