Moving on from a magical space
Today ’s exposure come from Irvin and Pauline Faria of Carmichael , Calif. They are incite to a new state and are hoping that the new proprietor of their home will continue to manage for their beautiful garden asylum .
Front garden with a cultivated crab apple ( Malussp . , Zones 4–8 ) flowering in the back .
Entry garden at its best . The large moundedJapanese maplein the rear is ‘ Garnet ’ ( Acerpalmatum‘Garnet ’ , Zones 5–8 ) .

The upper center garden showing off a pink dogwood ( Cornusflorida , Zones 5–9).View our dogwood tree flora guide .
A pinkish dogwood tree with a ‘ Crimson Queen ’ Japanese maple near the gemstone path .
A burst of color from birch rod tree ( Betulasp . , Zones 3–8 ) .

Along the lower path , a flowering red bud ( Cerciscanadensis , Zones 4–9 ) contrast with an ‘ Okagami ’ Japanese maple .
‘ Crimson Queen ’ hovers above a Japanese lantern .
This ‘ Crimson Queen ’ Japanese maple covers a fish pond .

counterpoint Nipponese maple include ‘ Corbin ’ ( yellow leaves ) and severalAcerPalmatum‘Palmata’ . see our plant life guide to Japanese maple .
A creekside evasion into the nature preserve .
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