Inside Sue Grafton’s Kentucky Garden

Sue Grafton and her husband transform the gardens of a 100-year-old Louisville home

February/March 2014

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Lincliff Estate is located eight miles east of downtown Louisville.

photo: Andrew Hyslop

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A knot garden of boxwoods and barberries.

photo: Andrew Hyslop

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A view of the Ohio River from the garden.

photo: Andrew Hyslop

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Sue Grafton and her husband, Steve Humphrey.

photo: Andrew Hyslop

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