For the last 5-10 years gardening with raised beds has seemingly been the most popular method of backyard gardening. It has been purported to solve…
Many people have discovered the joys of gardening during the novel coronavirus pandemic.
[Inspiration Pinterest] Romantique et champêtre, le jardin anglais est facilement identifiable. Quelques grands principes et plantes incontournables permettent en effet de l'adopter. Contrairement à son cousin français, il apprécie les formes plus floues qui laissent place au naturel. Exit donc le buis bien taillé et les allées droites, auxquels il faut préférer les "mixed-borders" et autres sentiers sinueux. Bosquets, roses odorantes et pelouses verdoyantes peuplent cet extérieur de charme aux accents oniriques. Derrière son apparence sauvage, le jardin à l'anglaise cache pourtant une organisation et des caractéristiques précises. Toujours très vert, il intègre aussi une grande palette de fleurs colorées et odorantes, avec une préférence pour les variétés anciennes. Découvrez comment faire un jardin anglais chez vous à travers 15 inspirations.
There are many ways to update your garden on a budget. From painting a fence to adding mirrors and lighting, here's a few ideas to get you started
From infinity pools perched hillside to pools hovering above the ground, check out these striking swimming holes that would be a welcome retreat to the rising temperatures outside.
There are plenty of ways to reuse old bricks in your garden. Here is a selection of 25 interesting suggestions to help you use reclaimed bricks.
Our back patio was a little lack-luster and needed some new life. It’s not a huge patio so whatever I added needed to have a small footprint and still pack a punch. Thus the plans for the Vertical Wall Planter were born. Enjoy! Tools Suggested Materials Used Safety Glasses Olympic Elite Stain and Sealer Hearing […]
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Landscaping is hard, especially when you have a bare yard and no idea on how to create a design to make your yard look great. Everything is easier with an app, so is there an app to make landscape design easier? There are several apps available for landscape design but Iscape is the top rated
Make a DIY outdoor bar - it just seems like a dang good idea. Check out these outdoor bar ideas! If you don't drink alcohol, serve iced tea!
Whether you have a small balcony or an expansive backyard, these 15 outdoor room ideas will help you add charm and beauty to these spaces.
Small gardens need not be boring. With careful planning and the proper choice of plants, you can make them just as interesting as expansive landscapes.
If you have gotten some land ‘off-the-grid’, then you’ve probably thought about building a pond. Many people simply install electric pumps or figure they’ll depend on natural water catchments in the vicinity, and then stop there.
There are plenty of ways to reuse old bricks in your garden. Here is a selection of 25 interesting suggestions to help you use reclaimed bricks.
Is this cute or what ?!?! My whole life I wanted to have a small house with a big yard full of huge, old trees … They give you perfect shade on a hot summer afternoon where you can rea…
Spening more time outdoors? Try these creative backyard lighting ideas and tutorials to get your yard in shape for when the sun goes down!
Have a look at our fabulous collection of DIY ideas to plan your own vegetable garden, to help create one that is attractive and edible.
With spaces for eating, socialising, alone time and hobbies, these homeowners have created a garden everyone can enjoy
Have a shady spot in your yard? You will love these stunning and inspiring shade gardens and find some fantastic plant suggestions for shady spaces.
Building anything can be intimidating at first. Experienced woodworkers know the key to success is a good plan. A good woodworking plan is kind of like having a good road map before beginning a…
Use these secret garden ideas to design a magical hidden backyard oasis that you'll want to relax in all summer long.
With the right landscaping ideas and advice by your side, you can make even the tightest of spaces feel roomy, practical, and aesthetic.
Flagstone paving uses large flat rocks that give a warm and welcoming feeling. Let’s disācuss some flagstone patio ideas for exciting backyard get-togethers.
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Have a shady spot in your yard? You will love these stunning and inspiring shade gardens and find some fantastic plant suggestions for shady spaces.
You can’t have a cool Bohemian garden without a lot of colorful pillows. It just brings character into the mix and you will find it to be very enjoyable.
Creative garden features you can DIY for free using twigs, sticks, and branches. Ideas include trellises and plant supports as well as garden artwork
A wishing well planter is an imaginative gardening space that adds a unique charm to your outdoor space. Build this planter by using our guide!
I've given many presentations on Ornamental Grasses over the years and always include Japanese forest grass, also called Hakone grass. Hakone grass (Hakonechloa macra) is native to Japan and prefers partly shaded sites and moist soils. It's important to note that some degree of lighting will allow for the best coloration of certain varieties as seen with the 'All Gold' Hakone grass (Hakonechloa macra) seen above in a beautiful foliage composition with hostas (Hosta sp.) and 'Mocha' coral bells (Heuchera villosa). Moist, well-drained soil is preferred for this perennial grass and while the variegated and golden forms prefer some shading to avoid summer scorching, the greener varieties can tolerate more sun without the "summer burning." I think that Hakone grass has been my most photographed perennial ornamental grass over the last couple of years as it is so valuable for color and texture in the shadier garden setting. There are many options out there and look further down for some more information on this exciting grass and some fun varieties. We had a productive morning both inside and out in the gardens. Today was the warmest at 32 degrees F for the next two weeks. It will be bitter cold by tomorrow. It was perfect weather for Urban, Ron W., Terry, Pat, Larry and Big John to get outside and bring in more lights and other elements from the Holiday Lights Show (HLS). This is a long process, affected by weather, that will continue for months. Vern, Jim and Ron Y. continued work on their carpentry projects. Dr. Gredler came in for painting while Gary B. continued his priming efforts. Maury ran errands, Dick H. helped here and there and we also saw Rollie, Gary S. and many others. Mary W. was in to work on some horticultural therapy fact finding and Janice was in briefly as well. Some members of our Horticultural Therapy Committee met later in the afternoon as well. Notice directly above how nicely the cascading habit of the 'Aureola' Hakone grass (Hakonechloa macra) works to soften the edge of a pathway. While any variety of Hakone grass will lend itself as a textural component as a solitary specimen or in a grouping, the varieties with additional coloration add more visual interest in shadier areas. We use lots of the 'All Gold' variety at RBG for some "illumination" and bright coloration in our shadier garden setting. Keep in mind that some dappled lighting or bright indirect light is essential for the best coloration of the brighter varieties. Hardiness for this grass is usually listed as Z5 but I've heard many examples of this grass in colder climates with some winter protection and/or screening. I've never observed insect or disease problems and struggling specimens have usually been the result of dry soils and/or too much sun. You'll note some varieties below that have summer tinting (red/pinks) that becomes more prominent in fall. These are nice but keep in mind that the best tinting is very late in the season and some of the other varieties ('All Gold' and 'Aureola') will also get some pinkish fall tinting. Regardless, there are about a dozen varieties of Hakone grass (Hakonechloa macra) out there and I like every one of them. Understand that mature size may vary with the standard green selection getting the largest at 30" tall with a similar width (see directly below) and 'Fubuki' (see below) at only 12" tall and 12" wide or so. I've seen Hakone grass used well as specimens, repeated textural components, container elements and as a mass groundcover with multiple clumps. the standard green Hakone grass (Hakonechloa macra) 'Albostriata' variegated Hakone grass (Hakonechloa macra) a textural carpet of Japanese forest grass 'Aureola' Hakone grass (Hakonechloa macra) compared to the standard green form on the right specimen of 'Aureola' Hakone grass (Hakonechloa macra) at Olbrich Botanical Garden (Madison, WI) 'Aureola' Hakone grass (Hakonechloa macra) same as above in a container 'Aureola' Hakone grass (Hakonechloa macra) repetition clumping groundcover of 'Aureola' Hakone grass (Hakonechloa macra) 'Stripe It Rich' Hakone grass (Hakonechloa macra) 'Sunny Delight' Hakone grass (Hakonechloa macra) 'Fubuki' Hakone grass (Hakonechloa macra) 'Beni-Kazi' Hakone grass (Hakonechloa macra) - red tints in late summer (look for 'Nicolas' and 'Naomi' for two other selections with significant tinting) 'All Gold' golden Hakone grass (Hakonechloa macra) 'All Gold' golden Hakone grass (Hakonechloa macra) 'All Gold' golden Hakone grass (Hakonechloa macra) at RBG same as above in a container clumping groundcover of 'All Gold' golden Hakone grass (Hakonechloa macra) mass planting of above at Chicago Botanical Garden decent winter interest of Hakone grass (until buried by wet snow or ice)
by HEIDI EMMETT Have fun looking these over. I have done a bracelet like this (minus the dingle balls). For the base of the bracelet I used the carboard end of shipping tape. Perfect size. Maybe as…
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It's time to replace my mom's deck... and she wants a solarium. What are the pros, cons and tips we should be know before we get started?
This is the home of a Master Gardener who loves to create and recycle hidden treasure from the outdoors and indoors. Colorful outdoor fabrics are durable and tie together natures natural colors. This garden is continually develping and 1000's of hours have already contributed to it's beauty. #Bestof2012
Want to create a relaxing spot in your garden but need some inspiration to get going? Find out the 10 must-have elements of a zen Japanese garden.
To bring some magic into your garden, try one of these succulent garden ideas. Succulents are beautiful for displays and require little attention.
Are you someone who appreciates the beauty of a garden that blends with nature? Perhaps you desire to create a habitat that entices a variety of wildlife. Then you’ve come to the right place! Our goal is to provide you with a list of ideas to transform your garden
A neatly styled patio is always a delight and this Corner Set from Rowlinson is a wonderful way to decorate what may be a well-used area especially during the summer. This is of course when the colourful flowers in the planters will be at their best, creating a lovely ambience where you will definitely want to spend time. The screens add height, shelter and privacy, and although the softwood can be painted or stained, it has a lovely natural appearance. The timber is also pressure treated to guarantee longevity. Full instructions and pre-assembled planters aid simple installation, and liners, along with all fixtures and fittings, are included, so you will very quickly have a lovely patio decoration. Corner Set Features: Natural Timber Finish Manufactured with FSC Softwood Pressure Treated Can be Painted or Stained at Home Rowlinson 15 Year Warranty Against Rot Includes One Vertical & One Horizontal Screen Includes Three Pre-Assembled Planters Includes Liners For Planters Includes Three Posts Dimensions: Total Height: 183cm (6ft 0ins) Total Width: 104cm (3ft 5ins) Total Depth: 104cm (3ft 5ins) Screen Height: 180cm (5ft 11ins) Screen Width: 90cm (3ft 0in) Screen Depth: 4.5cm (2ins) Post Dimensions: 190cm x 7cm x 7cm PDF Downloads Corner Set Assembly Instructions
There are plenty of ways to reuse old bricks in your garden. Here is a selection of 25 interesting suggestions to help you use reclaimed bricks.
From infinity pools perched hillside to pools hovering above the ground, check out these striking swimming holes that would be a welcome retreat to the rising temperatures outside.
Certes, il en faut pour tous les goûts mais pour ce qui me concerne, les jardins au gazon tondu bien ras, troués de quelques arbres et les jardins à la Française en général, aussi beaux soient-ils, ne sont pas ma tasse de thé. Je préfère, et de loin, les jardins à l'Anglaise. Ukka Tales from Carmel Emilialua Indulgy The Star Flickr Three Dogs in a Garden Wander the Wood HGTV Pinicio Bo-hemia Everything Fabulous Picgard Garden Decoration Ideas Tuinen Struinen Villa Vanilla Fine Art America Better Homes and Gardens Flickr This Ivy House Linen House Design HGTV Enchanted England My Garden Diary 500px Wohnidee Wunderweib Occult Living Backroads Britain Better Homes and Gardens Facebook Moosey's Country Garden Garden Photos The Garden House Flickr One Kindesign Image à la Une : Jardin d'André Ève à Pithiviers. Photographe : Clive Nichols
Many people have discovered the joys of gardening during the novel coronavirus pandemic.