ROBIN KRAMER GARDEN DESIGN

ROBIN KRAMER GARDEN DESIGN Robin Kramer Garden Design offers garden design and outdoor furniture.

Robin Kramer Garden Design offers full service garden design including but not limited to furniture, fabrics, fire elements, water features and planters.

Painting with plants! Designing with dynamic layers and textures creates a painterly landscape. In the foreground, the b...
06/14/2026

Painting with plants! Designing with dynamic layers and textures creates a painterly landscape. In the foreground, the billowy, cloud like blooms of Annabelle Hydrangeas steal the show. Behind them, chartreuse washes of Alchemilla mollis sweep across the hillside, while Veronicastrum virginicum is poised to add striking points of purple. Finally, globs of Little Joe Pye W**d are waiting in the wings to offer future food for butterflies! How do you build depth and movement in your garden beds? Let me know below! PollinatorGarden PlantDesign LandscapeDesign ChartreuseGarden GardenLovers NativePlants

Garden design is the art of balancing shape, texture and contrast. It’s about knowing when to introduce structure and wh...
06/13/2026

Garden design is the art of balancing shape, texture and contrast. It’s about knowing when to introduce structure and when to allow individual elements to speak for themselves. Here, a pair of antique pots planted with soft silver Angel Wings provides a gentle counterpoint to the strong lines of a beautifully clipped privet hedge. The pots add character and permanence, while the hedge creates a refined backdrop that allows every detail to shine.
Nearby, the gentle bubbling of the fountain brings movement and a soothing soundtrack to the space, adding another layer of sensory interest to an otherwise quiet corner of the garden.
A simple composition, thoughtfully considered.
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Garden design is the art of balancing shape, texture and contrast. It’s about knowing when to introduce structure and wh...
06/13/2026

Garden design is the art of balancing shape, texture and contrast. It’s about knowing when to introduce structure and when to allow individual elements to speak for themselves. Here, a pair of antique pots planted with soft silver Angel Wings provides a gentle counterpoint to the strong lines of a beautifully clipped privet hedge and modern fountain. The pots add character and permanence, while the hedge creates a refined backdrop that allows every detail to shine. The gentle bubbling of the fountain brings movement and a soothing soundtrack to the space, adding another layer of sensory interest to an otherwise quiet corner of the garden.
A simple composition, thoughtfully considered.
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Summer is officially here, and the ‘New Dawn’ climbing roses are completely stealing the show! There is nothing quite li...
06/12/2026

Summer is officially here, and the ‘New Dawn’ climbing roses are completely stealing the show! There is nothing quite like the romantic, old-school charm of these vigorous climbers as they scale the trellis and spill over the garden walls. Introduced back in 1930, this timeless classic fills the warm summer air with a sweet, delicate fragrance and covers the garden in a sea of soft, blush-pink petals.The best part? Unlike many other climbing varieties that only put on a quick show, ‘New Dawn’ is a relentless repeat bloomer. It gives us flush after flush of stunning, double-flowered clusters from late spring all the way until the first frost!

Beach or pool? beauty
06/05/2026

Beach or pool? beauty

At RKGD we adore alliums. At this entrance they at a welcome bit of whimsy. GardenInspiration WhimsicalGarden ...
06/05/2026

At RKGD we adore alliums. At this entrance they at a welcome bit of whimsy. GardenInspiration WhimsicalGarden CurbAppeal GardenDesign WelcomeHome BloomsOfInstagram LandscapeArchitecture FrontEntrance

A parade of purple allium dancing above a low boxwood hedge with a pair of perfectly pruned Gingko’s waiting in the wing...
06/04/2026

A parade of purple allium dancing above a low boxwood hedge with a pair of perfectly pruned Gingko’s waiting in the wings. 💜💚☘️

Designing a landscape for a modern home is often an exercise in restraint, precision, and perspective.When working withi...
06/03/2026

Designing a landscape for a modern home is often an exercise in restraint, precision, and perspective.
When working within a limited footprint, every line, texture, and plant selection must have a purpose. The strong architectural geometry of contemporary homes creates both an opportunity and a challenge: the landscape cannot compete with the architecture—it must complement and enhance it.
Understanding perspective is one of the most important skills in landscape design. What appears balanced on paper can feel completely different when viewed from inside the home, from the street, or while moving through the space. The relationship between architecture and landscape is dynamic; each influences how the other is experienced.
Successful landscape design isn’t simply about filling space with plants. It’s about creating a seamless dialogue between structure and nature, using scale, proportion, and sightlines to reinforce the home’s architectural intent. In compact spaces especially, every decision matters.
The most beautiful landscapes are those that feel inevitable—as though the home and garden were designed together from the very beginning.
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The perfection of peonies never disappoints.
06/02/2026

The perfection of peonies never disappoints.

This holiday weekend, my garden is putting on a masterclass in texture and movement. As a garden designer, I appreciate ...
05/24/2026

This holiday weekend, my garden is putting on a masterclass in texture and movement. As a garden designer, I appreciate the moments when a plant combination transitions from a blueprint into pure poetry. Today an ethereal pairing of Allium bulgaricum (Sicilian honey garlic) and Alchemilla mollis (Lady’s mantle) in my parents cut glass. The way the architectural, dangling bells of the Allium rise above the soft, frothy chartreuse clouds of the Alchemilla is nothing short of enchanting. It is a perfect study in contrast, form, and light. Gardens are the ultimate slow art form, but weekends like this remind me exactly why I fell in love with this craft. Design tip: Pair structural bloomers with billowing groundcovers to create instant depth and drama in your borders.Happy long weekend, everyone! May your days be filled with dirt under your fingernails and magic in your borders. PlantCombinations HolidayWeekend InTheGarden BotanicalStyling GardenInspiration💚☘️🪴

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