Creating Color & Texture in the Garden 🌲 Talk & Tour with Camille Paulsen

Color and texture weave together to amplify the natural beauty of Camille Paulsen's garden near Seattle. Garden Gate Senior Editor Sherri Ribbey talks with Camille about how she transformed her property into a tapestry of color and texture with plenty of seating areas to enjoy the views.

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Making the Most of a Small Yard 🌿 The Garden of Lisa Bauer

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[geerandall]

I’ve never seen a more beautiful garden anywhere. Magnificent.

[sammysworld]

The way this home owner utilized every outdoor space & turn it into a garden sanctuary is truly a genius. This is how I would love to convert my own garden.

[TheImpatientGardener]

So much to love here but oh that log. Makes my heart skip a beat.

[oihytvs]

Wow!....just Wow! I can only imagine what it's like to live in a home with a property this beautiful!

[katieloovis]

This is a masterpiece. That Torii gate framing the mountain view at the 9-minute mark is absolutely stunning.

[gretaeberhardt]

I’m just a minute in but NO LAWN gets a definitive YES from me. So beautiful and refreshing. I appreciate that it takes thought, planning and hard work and I appreciate you sharing your story. Thank you.

[GardenMinistry.]

The weeping Serbian spruce reminds me of a llama! 🦙 This is the most amazing garden, it's such a dream!

[maricelasanchez]

I just love the way that gnarled log looks in the garden. What a great eye she has!

[gracepeterson]

That log! What a great element to add that natural woodland look. Hats off to Camille. Her garden is fabulous.

[suzannebartow]

This is one of the most beautiful garden I have ever seen. I too am a conifer geek from Spokane Wa. and can really appreciate this collection. Well Done!

[rosemama]

Her husband’s Tori gate is beautiful and perfectly situated. Lovely!

[truthbetold]

This garden is a dream! Texture upon texture, so much to see and explore!

[shivangnisharma]

It’s sooo beautiful, her labour of love & love for plants makes it exceptional. No words to thank her for her creation, thank you bringing it to us ❤🙏🏻

[sandyco]

This is the most gorgeous and astonishing garden I've ever seen...and I've looked at hundreds of garden videos and magazines. Bravo 👏

[nicoladoering]

What a dream garden, and the view! How lucky is Camille! Thank you for sharing such a gem!

[GDSavingThePast]

What an amazing garden, absolutely beautiful and if I remember from the beginning of the video it was all done over a 7 year period makes it even more amazing

[melissaturner]

Wow! Camille’s garden is absolutely beautiful. The layering, textures and all the personal touches really make it special. It must be wonderful to spend time in this garden and take in all the beauty. Thank you for sharing this beautiful garden with us. 🙏💚

[debbierice]

I love this garden tour. Please share more of this garden. I have a space in the mountains of NC that I would love to duplicate.

[arelettebreaux]

I have to agree with others, this is one of the most beautiful gardens, I have ever seen! I just love it! Its like heaven on earth! I have the banana trees also. I'm in the south, and they get so tall! Again, I'm just blown away! That log! Ahh! Camille you should be proud. I'm going to purchase that magazine, what great coffee table book!

[darlavanhorne]

i recently bought this issue featuring this gorgeous garden. As I was reading the article and studying the photos I tried to imagine walking through the space. What a treat to take this video tour and listen to Camille's thought on how the spaces were developed.