Killara Garden

Killara, NSW

Killara Garden

The Project

Killara Garden.

A garden of deep borders and long views on Sydney’s upper north shore. Sandstone and travertine steps carry the fall of the block, and every path ends at something — an urn, a bronze figure, a feature wall set into the planting.

White and silver perennials run the length of the borders beneath mature jacarandas and camellias. Roses, clematis and salvia give it a long season.

Jacaranda in flower above travertine steps and terraced borders — Jacaranda over the travertine steps

Bronze figure centred on a framed terracotta feature wall behind roses — A bronze figure on the framed terracotta wall

The lawn sweeping past the house

Blue salvia spires against a mass of white paper daisies — Salvia through the white borders

Statue on the framed terracotta feature wall above roses and clematis — Roses and clematis below the feature wall

Camellia branches framing the view to the garden pavilion and urn — Camellia framing the view to the urn

Bronze cherub detail against the terracotta rendered wall — Cherub detail

Central path between deep perennial borders leading to the statue — The central path, looking to the statue

Suburb

Killara, NSW

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