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Formal garden design can suit traditional and contemporary outdoor spaces, backyards large or small, and from urban garden to country retreat. While formal gardens comes in all shapes and sizes, there are certain key features you should include as part of your garden ideas when planning your elegant outdoor space. There are ways to approach…
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By Rhoda Parry | Published – 17 Sep 2023 Japanese garden ideas are back on the design agenda, perhaps thanks to the fact that it’s rooted in the symbolism of connecting nature with spirituality. As landscape and garden designer Andy Sturgeon says: “Japanese gardens have also always been considered to have the power to…
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“The goal of this outdoor space was to create a true sanctuary that also echoed some of the indoor design elements of this client’s home,” says Kathy Kuo, founder and CEO at Kathy Kuo Home. She explains that the fire feature was the central focus; despite it being a small patio space, the client very…
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The late-summer garden is all about planting perennials, collecting seeds and ordering bulbs – and there are still lots of blooms to enjoy, too. In September, the garden starts the seasonal colour shift to sunset shades of yellow and gold, with ornamental grasses and late summer flowers like helenium, rudbeckia and chrysanthemums taking centre stage…
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“The idea is to support Monika and what she’s doing,” Harper said. “If everyone does a little bit, it’ll create a ripple effect and to be able to provide vegetables for the community, that’s amazing.” Kerikeri roofer Rick Harper is more than happy to help the community by growing vegetables in his company’s carpark. Photo…
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By Rosanna Spence | Published – 14 Jun 2023 Is your garden on a gradient? If you’re ‘tiered’ (sorry) of having to push the mower uphill and then struggling to control it on the way back down, you might be on the hunt for tiered garden ideas to help create usable space. We’ve got you…
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DENVER — Spring has sprung, and many Coloradans are ready to get their hands in the dirt and get back in the garden. For some who don’t necessarily have a “green thumb,” but want to start a vegetable or herb garden, here’s where you begin! Tips on planting a vegetable garden for beginners Ellen Becker,…
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Pristine and perfect? No, thank you. Tracie Fish has long championed a more relaxed, authentic approach, filling her family’s cottage-style garden in Washington with nostalgic plants, rusted flea market finds, and moss-covered flagstone paths. “Over time, our garden became this cozy, joyful bit of chaos,” says Fish. Here are her top tips for creating a…
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Released Platforms March 25, 2025 PC, Macintosh, iPhone, Android, Xbox One, Meta Quest Pro, Meta Quest 2, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5 Developer Publisher The Garden Game Roblox Corporation In Grow a Garden, you’ll put your green fingers to the test and get to work on creating a bountiful, and more importantly, profitable garden. Buy seeds…
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Key Takeaways Weeping trees provide year-round interest with their cascading branches and unique appearances. Many weeping trees are drought tolerant and thrive in full sun with well-drained soil. Certain weeping trees can be invasive, so checking local restrictions is advisable before planting them. Curving and dramatic weeping trees can introduce visual interest to any yard.…