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Creating unity in your garden with clusters of the same plants spread throughout the yard is a common way to design garden spaces. While groupings of the same species can create a nice relaxing repetition, rhythm and simplicity in your garden, mixed plants in groupings can add more visual energy to your garden. The combinations…
Diversity is a good thing—so why not mix your edible garden with your ornamental garden? Tucking marigolds next to tomato plants and growing green beans on the fence line behind the petunias uses your garden space well and adds a mix of leaf and flower shapes and colors to your yard. Garden experts have even…
Whether you are just digging the spade into your yard for the first time or you are transplanting some perennials around the yard, you are probably thinking about garden design. What plants will you use? How many of each will you use? How many beds will you develop? What shapes will they be in? The…
A walk in the woods looking for wildflowers might uncover more than spring and summer blossoms—it might uncover an old homestead. A row of irises blooming rather uniformly in the woods could indicate that an old wall used to be there and that a family once enjoyed the company of those irises cozied up next…
Hostas give that lush jungle feel to your garden. Different varieties mix shades of the darkest blackish greens with the lightest yellow-greens. They fill up flat corners with mounds of large spectacular leaves. Because most are generally shaped in those circular fountains of long-veined leaves, some people have a difficult time noticing that there are…
Like being unaware of the great diversity of leaves of different trees, some people may not recognize the uniqueness of different rose bushes until they truly get up close and study them. They may say that all roses look the same and some come in yellow, red or pink. But the careful eye can start…
The air is warm again. The late spring rains are softening up the ground before the summer sun starts to bake the earth. As your spring blossoms fade, you might have some summer vacation time to reconsider your garden or to start planning what to do with that one section of the yard that has…
Strolling through a large or small botanic garden is comforting. Lush layers of light and dark greens softly embrace you like a down comforter. Your eyes and head relax and your heart rate slows and steadies in the quiet retreat. Songbirds are drawn in to the peaceful diverse habitat and add music among the garden’s…
Do you have a spot in your yard that needs softened with some foliage? Perhaps it’s a spot that needs more than some tall perennials and the woody trunk of a tree. Enter shrubs. They’re the quiet, often uncelebrated workhorse of many gardens, both professional and commercial. They are a nice balance between short and…
You want your plant markers to not only look good, but to last for years. Durable stakes and sun and weather-resistant plates are what you are looking for to mark and label your plants. While some people prefer professionally engraved plant markers to forever mark plants, others like the durability and versatility of using quality…
