Garden Wall Inspiration in Disney's Animal Kingdom - April 2024
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One of the garden design components that I've been observing (and thinking about) over the years are garden walls. I haven't built a garden wall (yet), but it is something I've been trying to figure out how to tuck into our yard in one-way-or-the-other. The most-likely place has been the bed at the feet of the espalier'd Greenspire Linden trees (that now feature a mass of boxwoods) . Or out front where the floating mulch/drainage issue remains out-in-front of our front porch bed . I've collected some inspiration for walls in various public places including back in 2019 when Gabion-style walls were one of the big trends and in the wild in Lisle . And I've dreamed about a 'fountain wall' by our patio in back . I also have found an example at Disney's Aulani Resort here . Disney Parks are (for me) a good place to look around at built, landscape environments. And on a recent trip I was drawn to a retaining wall in Disney's Animal Kingdo