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When it comes to garden design, we often focus on the plants and flowers that make up the garden. But what about the structures that form the framewor...
In the previous blog post we wrote lists to look back, learn and prepare for the new growing season.(Did you finish the exercises we did last week? Ar...
I remember when I had filled our garden with the same plant species that thrived in my parents' garden.
Big mistake!
I wasn´t that experienced in ga...
Spring bulbs can prolong the flowering season profoundly. However, it takes some planning to make it successful. Here are three rules of thumb to help...
They often say, 'the yard renovation is challenging to start and easy to postpone,' and I fully understand. If you don't have a clear vision and steps...
I don't know about you, but sounds are vital to me. I get refreshed by the sound of birdsong and uplifting music, and the same goes with opposite soun...
Amaryllis (Hippeastrum) is a glorious plant to gift and receive, and it brings the joy of Christmas to both the giver and the recipient.
The plant's ...
Have you ever wondered how to add year-round interest into your perennial flowerbeds? I know, I know. We love perennials and their abundant blooms. Ho...
Some gardens have challenging microclimates. One of them is very windy situations. The wind dries the soil and gives physical challenges to the plants...
If you are not planting flowering perennials on your site because it’s windy, you’re missing out!
The truth is, you can plant flowers and get them to...
Being natural, looking natural, or having a natural style does sound so simple. Just be natural! However, how to be stylishly natural or create a natu...
You know the style you want, but how to make it stylishly happen? Yes... we're gonna dive into that.
Framework to keep it all together
First, you ne...