Jefferson Avenue | Uptown New Orleans Garden Design
Formal evergreens, seasonal color, a brick fireplace, and landscape lighting shape a Southern garden designed to move easily from poolside afternoons into the evening.
Landscape Architect:
Kim Alvarez, BLA
This Uptown New Orleans garden design balances timeless Southern character with lush seasonal layering.
Japanese magnolia, Savannah holly, and boxwood topiary establish structure and formality, while camellias, azaleas, and sasanquas provide color and rhythm throughout the year. Shade-loving mahonia, ligularia, and hosta enrich the understory, complemented by hydrangea, banana shrub, and gardenia for texture and fragrance.
Seasonal highlights from caladiums, Drift roses, and annual color keep the garden changing throughout the year.
After sunset, low-voltage landscape lighting highlights the magnolia, topiary, layered foliage, and architectural details. Carefully placed fixtures also bring warmth and visibility to the paths and entrances without overpowering the garden.
Through thoughtful landscape design, installation, lighting, and maintenance, this Jefferson Avenue property reflects the artistry of a layered, enduring New Orleans landscape.
