Hillary Finn Gardens is a small design, build, and maintenance company based in Brooklyn New York, specializing in residential and commercial gardens. In 2019 Hilary Finn Gardens reached its 20-year milestone tending and developing beautiful outdoor spaces across Brooklyn, Queens, Manhattan, and upstate New York.
Seasonal plantings include personally tailored window boxes, containers, rear and front yard planting, bulbs, and seasonal decorations. Maintenance services include weekly, bi-weekly, or monthly programs to ensure we can provide the required level of expertise and care as needed. This includes all the essential horticultural assistance required to maintain an elevated aesthetic for your indoor and outdoor spaces.
HFG collaborates with architects and skilled craftspeople such as masons, carpenters, irrigation techs, and plant health specialists, these relationships have enabled HFG to deliver a very high-quality broad scope of work.
More than anything, Hilary Finn Gardens understand the importance of home; being able to see the beauty of nature unfold up close and find reprieve in our surroundings.
Our close collaboration with the architect, interior designer, and client for this project resulted in a seamless union between the interior and outdoor living spaces.
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The brief for this garden was to transform it from a play house garden after the client’s children had grown up. The back of the house is a huge wall of windows, the garden is a focal point from both the parlor floor and the ground floor. We created a space with two patios separated by a lush planting of little leaf holly, climbing and annabelle hydrangea, hellebores and perennials chosen for textural contrast.
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Classic pool and grounds in this idyllic upstate new york location.
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The penthouse level is bathed in sunlight, perfect for the cultivation of gorgeous house plants all year round. While the rest of the city freezes, citrus trees and lush succulents thrive in their urban sanctuary. As the frost melts in the spring, the rooftop gardens show signs of life. Buds on the southern hornbeam hedge begin to leaf out like a delicate green curtain, obscuring the street below. Classic blue crocuses and grape hyacinths bring some of the first color of the season, contrasting and complementing the delicate yellow starbursts of witch hazel flowers. The weather warms and the rooftop suddenly explodes with vibrant hues–delicate pink climbing roses, deep blue salvias, and soothing, fragrant lavender.
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