Cincinnati February/March 2024
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IT WAS LIKE FILLING A PUNCH BOWL WITH A TEASPOON<br />
-Dwight Goodin<br />
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On the same path<br />
When Jeremy and Lorie shared their vision with Goodin, Lorie says, “We<br />
hit it off really well.” Lorie had collected photos illustrating the feel she was<br />
going for and shared them with Dwight. “It was clear she wanted a showstopper<br />
of a back yard” he says.<br />
Goodin came up with the new master plan which included a pond with<br />
spillways as the centerpiece. One hundred and eighty yards of Siebenthaler’s<br />
rich, custom-made plant mix were added to the area to create mounded<br />
areas of interest and provide a fertile home for happy plants. Due to restricted<br />
access to the back yard, the soil was brought in one wheelbarrow full at a<br />
time to create the mounding.<br />
“It was like filling a punch bowl with a teaspoon,” Goodin adds.<br />
1 This aerial view shows the intricacy<br />
of the landscape plan. 2 Jeremy had<br />
the studio designed so that the rear<br />
wall of windows faced a prized sycamore<br />
tree. 3 The art studio houses<br />
a mix of the family’s work along with<br />
Lorie’s dad’s photography.<br />
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