Soulful Contemporary & Classic Design | Jackson Broussard |Central Texas Gardener

Sprout architectural landscape designer Jackson Broussard brings together architecture, plants, and memories in every design. Uniting function and beauty, a special project landed him in his childhood home where he embellished classic design with unique, sentimental finds.

[@RVBadlands2015]

Love his garden space.

[@chrishoo2]

Congratulations. A beautiful & harmonious garden space.

[@user-dq2ym1nn9k]

I could watch this 100 times over and still find new surprises - I love the toy cars in the pedestal!

[@sharongrimes2079]

I just found this video! I saved it, liked it and shared it! Some really great ideas ❤

[@theloveyourfacegal2773]

Love the house in back, hidden layers so true I always loved visiting my great aunts home & I think that's why there were little nooks everywhere to discover and hang out. So true about landscape it's usually extreme, this way or that way. Good ideas 💡 thanks for sharing :)

[@shellypayne2695]

This is one of my favorites......thank you for sharing your story of the garden

[@parimalarora3562]

It's really AMAZING!!

[@dyanalayng5507]

Love the front patio, and the carport! And the sliding gate!

[@sondract3237]

I love this space.

[@BrandonLandon21]

Wow the vitex piece is absolutely amazing! Wonderful idea! Hope you don't mind me using this idea lol. I have one and I didn't know what to do with it until now!

[@grisetmartir7004]

Muy hermoso se nota q ese citio especial lo hace muy feliz🙏

[@arisasis7502]

Beautiful!

[@JBatsche]

Love the Bay Laurel hedges, were they planted at that maturity.

[@CentralTexasGardener]

No, but they were 5-gallon plants, I believe. They grow pretty fast but for a hedge, you can speed it up with larger ones.

[@JBatsche]

That’s encouraging to hear. I’ve only heard people talk about how slow growing they are. I love the dark evergreen foliage and practicality of the plant.

[@HelotesOldTownMile]

Love everything about this garden.

[@kathycook1815]

Can you tell me the material used for the edging where the lawn meets the gravel beds - it looks like it might be strips of steel? If so, is it rigid or can it be curved for curvy beds? And what would the width be, i.e., how far into the ground? Lovely video on a beautiful property, thanks.

[@CentralTexasGardener]

Yes, steel. A few inches into the ground. Curves--not sure--I'll ask! It is rigid. And thank you!

[@giovannifunaro5408]

I wonder how many years he has lived here. I wonder too how wealthy he must be purchase this stuff and have the time to work on it.

[@marilyndavis3540]

Giovanni Funaro he used a lot of recycled pieces and “found” objects ... very creative and cuts the cost considerably!