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Articles related to "Creating Garden"
Create a Pond Garden Once water gardening was a novelty. Now, any gardener can have a garden pond with water plants and fish, even in container gardens. how to water garden • creating garden ponds • water garden plants • what is water hyacinths • floating pond plants
Dragonflies and Damselflies in Garden Ponds Garden ponds attract many beneficial insects. Dragonflies and damselflies will live in backyard habitats with water and native grasses and wildflower plantings. attract dragonflies and damselflies • what are beneficial insects • backyard pond habitats • create garden ponds • habitats for insects
Style on a Budget Creating a garden in your own individual style without spending too much money! design • garden design • garden style • creating garden • bedding plants
Native Plants
Traditional Japanese gardens have a lot to teach us about designing with native plants. japanese gardens • gardens • native • gardening • garden
Backyard Restoration Gardening - Book Review This restoration gardening book gives a history and how-to pointers for gardeners interested in restoring their own patch of California native habitat. california native plant gardening • restoration gardening • backyard habitat gardening • california backyard habitat restoration • gardening to attract wildlife and conserve water
Organic Gardens with Permaculture It might look messy or even complicated, but using Permaculture principals encourages us to look beyond our gardens to create a locally sustainable and productive system. ecological • organic • gardening • sustainability • chickens
The Exotic Garden Richard Iversen, author of <BOLD>The Exotic Garden</Bold>, believes that gardeners can use many tropical plants in our outdoor living spaces regardless of our geographical region. Published by Taunton Press in 1999, this book gently encourages even northern gardeners to consider using rather flamboyant plants in our outdoor growing spaces during the summers. If this idea fascinates you or expands your gardening horizons, this book is definitely written with you in mind. tropical plants • houseplants • exotic plants
Creating a Raised Bed Garden Creating a raised bed garden. raised bed gardens • raised beds • enabling garden
Flowering Plants for Garden Walkways Consider these planting ideas to soften the appearance of a sidewalk or finish a pathway garden. Flowering plant groupings make beautiful landscaped walkways. what are flowering plants • garden walkways • planting ideas for gardens • pathways in a landscape • cottage garden edging
Historic Landscapes and Gardens Historic and traditional garden landscapes in New England range from colonial times to modern times. Here is a survey of selected 19th century landscape styles. hancock shaker village • old sturbridge village • roseland cottage • early american garden stles • early american landscapes
Make Compost Without a Bin Compost is a vital element in the organic garden, so you mustn't let the absence of a bin stop you from harvesting black gold. compost pile • compost bin • cheap compost bin • easy composting • simple composting
Making Your "Black" Plants Really Dark The very blackness of most foliage depends on sunlight to bring out the deepest possible hues. Otherwise that "black" plant takes on a decidedly greenish hue. black plants • black foliage • purple plants • purple foliage • anthocyanins
Recycling Junk Into Your Garden Decor Artistic people and do-it-yourselfers look at trash and see art for their gardens. garden junk • garden art • recycling junk into the garden • recycling bowling balls • making bowling balls into gazing balls
Seaside Landscaping Waterfront gardeners can design a thriving oceanfront landscape. Choose salt tolerant plants to create a successful seaside garden. salt tolerant plants • ocean gardens • seaside landscaping • garden landscaping • waterfront landscaping
Small Space Gardening-Book Review Small Space Gardening by Melinda Myers explores the challenges of creating a garden using less space. Read a book review outlining this valuable garden reference. small space gardening • books by melinda myers • garden book reviews • designing small gardens • maintaining gardens
An Unusual Approach Garden designer Mark Laurence has a rather unusual approach to designing gardens. mark laurence • garden design • still points • traditional gardens • lines of movement
Choosing Gifts for Gardeners Garden gifts are a great way to tell someone how much you care. With the cost of gas at astronomical levels, it's a good thing that gifts for gardeners need not be expensive. garden gifts • garden-in-a-bag • welcome mat • magnetic refrigerator art • magnetic poetry kit for gardeners
Designing With Roses
A review of Tony Lord's book, <i>Designing With Roses</i>. tony lord • christopher loyd • roses
Part I-The Splendor of Renaissance Gardens The Renaissance was a pivotal period in the history of the West. Its humanist founders sought to recapture the spirit of the classical world. This in turn influenced the culture of the day, and had far-reaching effects on garden design. renaissance • renaissance gardens • early italian renaissance gardens • belvedere court • orange trees
Pioneer women gardeners in Australia. A recent conference in Geelong told the story of pioneer women gardeners, who came to this country fifty years after it was settled and created new gardens incorporating the native flora and plants exported from Britain. history • garden history • pioneer women gardeners in australia • pioneer designers • geelong
Vapid Gardens Maybe vapidity is just a figment of the imagination, but I doubt I will regret writing any of these things in the morning. consolation prize
Book Review: Restoring American Gardens Restoring American Gardens: An Encyclopedia of Heirloom Ornamental Plants - 1640-1940 by Denise Wiles Adams is a refreshing look at the expanding field of garden resotoration. This book is also a welcome addition to the professional or dedicated amateur gardener's reference bookshelf. georgene a. bramlage • georgene bramlage • cercis • designing home landscapes • suite101
CHOOSING GIFTS FOR GARDENERS AND FRUIT LOVERS Choosing gifts for gardeners takes no time at all. With few exceptions, they like practical items. christmas gifts • holiday gifts • suite 101 websites • my garden guide gold • baer's agricultural almanac and gardener's guide
Difficult Gardens: Shady Northern Exposures-Introduction soil • difficult gardens • northern exposure • problems
Garden News and Notes, February 2001 News from around the gardening world including a plant-napping, a new e-zone just for you, new web sites, plant and gift sources and other resources for gardeners.
Gardens of the Northern Renaissance
Renaissance gardens in France, England, Germany, and the Netherlands. france • england • germany • netherlands • renaissance
The Roots of Renaissance Gardens
The gardens of Renaissance Italy were rooted in the gardens of ancient Rome. renaissance
Unity In Garden Design The summation of a series of articles on unity in garden design written over the past 6 months. garden design • unity
Hidcote Manor Gardens Hidcote Manor Gardens near Chipping Campden in England gives visitors one more reason to explore the delights of the Cotswolds. hidcote • cotswolds • english gardens • garden • gardens
Garden Greediness Leads to Gloom Sometimes we get too greedy. Our plant lust drives us to acquire more plants that require more garden space until we have more than we can comfortably handle. Unless nature and our bodies cooperate it can turn what was once a joyous task into drudgery.
Pleasing Plantings - One Leaf at A Time. A garden that looks good all year starts with the foliage color, texture and shape. Get that right and you'll always have an interesting garden - even when nothing is in flower. foliage • color • colour • texture • leaf colour
Scott Alexander -Organic Daylily Grower An organic view about the daylily "rust" problem. daylily rust • organic methods • daylily culture • garden • daylilies
Color for the Winter Garden - Part 1: Groundcovers. On those days when the snow melts and we can see through to the ground, wouldn't it be nice to see something besides brown dirt? And better still - as nice a color as green is - wouldn't it be even nicer to see colors? Plants that are anything but green? Read all about them - in this first of a series of articles about color in the winter garden.
Thomas Jefferson's Monticello Flower Gardens Thomas Jefferson's winding walk flower garden at Monticello, the home and garden he designed in Virginia, demonstrate the transition between gardening styles. monticello • thomas jefferson • flower garden • flower gardens • flower garden designs |
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