Integrating House And Garden: Doorways And Windows – The entrance to your garden is important. An interesting and inviting environment should greet you when you step out of the door. Not every door will open directly on to the garden, of course, but a row of well-tended pots could point the way to the garden, or perhaps a trellis-trained flowering climber on the wall. Continue Reading
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Best Plumbing Tips On How To Prepare For Garden Irrigation
Plants require water for their growth and that is where irrigation systems play an essential role in every garden. In this article, we will discuss the best tips that will help you prepare your garden for an irrigation system. Not only does a great irrigation system save you energy and time but it helps in reducing weed growth in your garden. Continue Reading
5 Easy DIY Garden Decor Ideas
Decorating your garden doesn’t always need to take a lot of effort. You can even upgrade your garden’s look without needing to hire a landscape artist to do the work for you. Why not try to do things on your own? There are many fun and easy DIY projects that you can do by yourself or with your family and friends. Continue Reading
Useful Tips To Beauty Your Garden
Useful Tips To Beauty Your Garden – Even if you don’t have a large yard, even small spaces like balconies can provide enough space for a surprising amount of plants. Continue Reading
Miniature Roses – Where To Plant Them?
Among the most charming and delightful of plants, miniature roses come in the same multitude of colors and varieties as their full size cousins. They’re perfect for container gardens, but do just as well planted in the ground. Their small buds and blooms are beautiful in corsages and arrangements, tucked into a small vase on a tray or picked and carefully dried in potpourri. Continue Reading
Japanese Gardens Design Principles
Japanese Gardens Design Principles – In early Japanese gardens design principles included the idea that rocks already in situ should he respected for their own inner stillness, and that rocks, islands and ponds represented nature and should always he placed asymmetrically. Symmetrical elements represented humans. Continue Reading