Tag: Ideas
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Writer Amy Bradney-George Amy Bradney-George is a shopping writer with more than 17 years of experience covering money, travel, sustainability, lifestyle, technology and entertainment. Her work has appeared in publications including The Sydney Morning Herald, Finder, Money Mag, The Australian Womenโs Weekly, New Idea and Better Homes & Gardens. A recognised consumer finance journalist and…
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Gravel gardens are the perfect solution for gardeners who don’t want to spend too much time watering plants. Not only resilient, but when gravel gardens are covered in a patchwork carpet of alpines, sedums and other drought-tolerant beauties, they can look beautiful, too. They are ideal for sunny spots where you can create a Mediterranean-style…
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The word ‘blobbery’ may not sound very elegant; blobs are not conventionally associated with elegance, after all. But in gardening circles, the blobbery โ a term coined by Guy Watts, managing director at Architectural Plants in Sussex โ has recently become synonymous with refinement and beauty. We’ve broken down this new garden trend to explain…
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Whether youโre renting a home in Seattle or own a house in Dallas, space can be hard to come by for gardening enthusiasts. Many lack the lawn space to plant their ideal garden, and even those who have the space might have budget restraints holding them back. However, creating a beautiful garden doesnโt have to…
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While a sprawling backyard to roam in was once the norm, inner-city living has led our gardens to slowly, but surely, shrink. But small garden design neednโt mean uninspiring. Thereโs no need to say goodbye to the green leafy paradises of our dreams when you can take a small space โ such as a courtyard,…
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Want to turn your garden into a peaceful retreat with a touch of magic? These 28 pond ideas for your garden bring tranquility, movement, and natural beauty โ perfect for creating a serene escape right outside your door. View in gallery 28 Pond Ideas for Your Garden That Turn Your Backyard Into a Living Daydream…
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How do you make a small garden feel larger? โRobust and deeply saturated colours in your flowers, shrubs, and small trees can actually make your space appear brighter and bigger,โ says Parker, the landscape architect. She also notes that drawing the eye up is vital in a small space: โIf you are fortunate enough to…
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Shropshireโs king of the grill, Adamย Purnell โIโm very social. I love the outdoors. You light a fire, start cooking and people gravitate to you,โ says barbecue expert Adam Purnell. โIt creates an ambience and, [with] the use of smoke, flavours no๏ปฟ one can replicate in a kitchen.โ A former youth worker, Purnell started his food…
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Whether you have a sprawling backyard or a small patio, a container garden is an easy way to elevate any outdoor spaceโand is a great method for every level of gardener. From easy-to-cultivate herbs to a mini citrus garden, simply choose the plants that align with your gardening skills and style and get growing. If…
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Want to bring a touch of tranquility to your outdoor space? These 26 water feature ideas for the garden add movement, sound, and serene beauty โ perfect for creating a peaceful retreat that feels lush, balanced, and beautifully alive. View in gallery 26 Water Feature Ideas That Turn Your Garden Into a Soul-Cleansing Sanctuary in…