Woodhead Street
Houston, Texas
A layered front and side garden redesign that transforms the entry sequence into a structured yet romantic landscape anchored by a dwarf yaupon holly parterre, sculptural Mexican plum, and woodland-inspired corridor.
Front Entry
Parterre
The front garden is restructured around a dwarf yaupon holly parterre that brings order and clarity to the entry sequence. A sculptural Mexican plum anchors the composition, while a seasonal layer of pollinator-friendly planting softens the geometry with movement and color. Espaliered roses and a simple urn introduce vertical rhythm, creating a formal yet welcoming threshold that feels timeless rather than rigid.
Side
Corridor
The side corridor unfolds as a shaded garden passage, transitioning from the structured front entry into a softer interior landscape. Layered native perennials and evergreen structure create depth along the path, while a trellis threshold signals movement between garden rooms. A discreet water feature anchors the sightline, drawing the eye forward and reinforcing a sense of quiet progression.
