Tag: Flower


  • 25 Flower Bed Ideas That Will Inspire Your Garden Design

    There are so many beautiful flowers that you can grow in your garden and even more ways to arrange them. Choosing the right colors and blossoms for your flower bed can feel like a daunting task, thoughโ€”especially if it’s your first time really digging into gardening. Of course, every flower bed will be different. Some…

  • 22 Ideas for Perennial Flower Garden Designs

    Maintaining Your Perennial Garden The beauty of a perennial garden is that once it’s planted, you’ll enjoy flowers that come back every year. Your work goes from planting to maintaining, deadheading, fertilizing, and making sure the garden is ready for the next year. Assuming that you’ve planted a garden filled with primarily native plants or…

  • Small space gardening at Chelsea Flower Show

    Chelsea always abounds with small space gardening ideas that can be used and adapted for compact areas. This year had more inspiration than ever with the new Balcony, Container Garden and Houseplant Studio categories. There are lots of ways that small gardens can be made to feel bigger โ€“ย scroll down for tips and ideas, as…

  • 29 Flower Pot Ideas for Lovely Blooms and Foliage

    With our flower pot ideas, youโ€™ll have lovely containers throughout the growing season, whether youโ€™re looking to add scent, butterflies, color, or just flat-out beauty to your living space.ย  Get creative with each season, even in winter, and with themesโ€”such as โ€œnative plantsโ€โ€”that complement your lifestyle. (Just remember to never pick a native plant in…

  • Chelsea Flower Show Designers Share Their Top Tips for Tiny Outdoor Spaces

    Do you have a small plot, awkward corner or narrow balcony that you’re struggling to utilise? You’re in luck because help is at hand. We asked six Chelsea Flower Show designers from the balcony and container gardens to share their best tips for the tiniest outdoor spaces. Each year at Chelsea, the country’s most talented…

  • Chelsea tips for small gardens: experiment โ€“ and learn from mistakes | Chelsea flower show

    The perfectly hewn rocks, babbling brooks and exquisite drifts of flawless flowers of the Chelsea flower show are an out-of-reach dream for anyone without a big-budget sponsor. But this year, tucked away on a short, shaded stretch away from the elite show gardens, were 10 Chelsea newcomers demonstrating what can be achieved in even the…

  • Rakukiri Raised Garden Bed Galvanized Planter Box Outdoor, 5ft Oval Large Rot-Resistant Metal Garden Bed Planter for Vegetables Flower Herb (Silver)

    – Size: 60ร—29ร—11 in, 68 gallons of soil required.Built to Last: Our raised garden beds outdoor are made of 0.8mm galvanized metal sheet, double-layer anti-corrosion galvanizing and oval structure design. Compared with the ordinary rectangular elevated garden bed with a thickness of 0.3mm, it will be the right choice for you.Open Bottom: This galvanized planter…

  • Should You Buy Bigger or Smaller Plants for Your Flower Beds and Containers?

    As you browse the plant selections at your local garden center or nursery, youโ€™ll likely find some small plants (often sold in six-pack containers) and larger plants in 1-gallon-size (or larger) containers. Which is better? The answer depends a lot on what youโ€™re planting and when youโ€™re planting it. Here are the pros and cons…

  • GADI Raised Garden Bed Kit for Vegetables Flower Galvanized Metal Planter Boxs Designed for Easy DIY and Cleaning Not Twist Or Rot (Silver)

    – Raised Garden Bed: Cultivate plants like vegetables, flowers, herbs in your patio, yard, garden, and greenhouseDurable Construction: Made of steel plates galvanized layer and 2 layers of anti-corrosion paint for strong anti-rust performanceOpen Bottom Design: Built with an open base to prevent water buildup and rot while allowing roots easy access to nutrientsSide Ventilation:…

  • 25 Flower Bed and Shrub Ideas for the Font Yard

    When you’re ready to ramp up your home’s curb appeal, give the front door a fresh coat of paint, pressure-wash that stained driveway, install a new mailbox–and don’t forget about the plants. Upgrading your front yard with colorful flower beds and fast-growing trees and shrubs makes your entire home more attractive and inviting. Here, see…