Tag: Garden
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Side return garden ideas are one of the trickiest places to plan. In a nutshell, it is the area that runs along the side of a house. It’s typically a narrow, sheltered space, and it can be tough to know how to zhuzh it up. However, like with all small garden ideas, where there is…
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“People think the only things that grow in shade are hostas and ferns,” she adds, but a quick glance at one of her RHS Chelsea Flower Show displays of shade-loving plants will dispel that myth. “I want to inspire show visitors and let them see what’s possible,” she continues. Her Chelsea exhibit is divided into…
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Garden mirror ideas may not be the first thing that springs to mind when decorating your outdoor space, but they’re an excellent choice that can help make small gardens look bigger, while also elevating the finished look. Placing a garden mirror behind a water feature or sculpture can really highlight that element, while positioning a…
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The resident said his complaints were ignored A report has been published following complaints (stock image)(Image: Getty) A Derby landlord has been ordered to pay hundreds of pounds in compensation after a resident poured faeces and urine into a greenhouse and “catapulted” slugs and snails being “catapulted” onto their property. A report was published by…
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Just because winter is on the way, it doesn’t mean gardening has to stop. I love to grow herbs on my kitchen windowsill in the coldest months of the year, offering fresh harvests for cooking. One of the easiest ways to grow herbs indoors is actually in water alone, made even easier by a purpose-built…
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November has stayed surprisingly mild, yet colder nights are creeping in. In northern regions, early frosts are appearing, so now is the perfect time to prepare your garden before temperatures dip further. GREENHOUSE GROWING:If you have space, a greenhouse is one of the most effective ways to protect plants as winter approaches. It creates a…
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NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Spring has sprung, and that means people across the country will begin pulling weeds and planting seeds if they have not already. However, for those with little or no experience growing fruits, vegetables or flowers, starting a garden may seem like a daunting task. Gardening beginners should…
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Photo: Doreen Wynja 1 / 20 Pot Then Play A potting shed not only serves as a utilitarian space but can also double as a retreat for gardeners. Designed by Doreen Wynja and Tim Prevost, this area combines lush landscaping, inviting furnishings and a dreamy shed for total relaxation right in the backyard. Photo by…
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Lighting plays a crucial role in creating a romantic ambiance. Use fairy lights, string lights, or lanterns to illuminate your garden beautifully. Wrap fairy lights around trees, fences, or pergolas to add a magical touch. Place candles or LED tea lights in mason jars to create a cosy and intimate atmosphere. If you have a…
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On Saturday, July 7, East Hampton Library’s Tom Twomey Series will host its inaugural garden tour event. Big Ideas for Small Gardens: Lecture and Garden Tour will begin with an illustrated lecture by former garden editor at House & Garden, Charlotte M. Frieze, followed by a self guided exploration of some of East Hampton’s petite…