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Planting the Right Flowers and Herbs in Your Garden, Part Four

Information on Garden Design and Harvesting

By Manda Spring, published Mar 01, 2007
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When it comes to garden design you can maximize your yard space by creating a garden that gives the illusion of a vast array of flowing foliage. There are certain types of added décor that will help separate your flowers and herbs while also giving the garden a unique look or feel. Such as: granite, flat stones, boulders, wood (either painted/sanded or rough/aged)-this all depends on what style you are trying to achieve.

You also need to decide what to decorate you soil with, if anything, to enhance the over all beauty of your garden such as gravel, bark chips, white rock, red rock etc. This will give an added class to the end result, so choose wisely and pick something that will make you happy for years to come.

Planting the Right Flowers and Herbs in your Garden: Design

There are so many wonderful designs to choose from. There is a classical formation that is in square patterns. This is where to tie off box shaped areas where you will begin planting certain types of seeds and bulbs per each unit. This is a very uniformed garden style.

Another popular way to design your Garden is to make it into a sort of maze which means allowing a walkway throughout the twists and turns that eventually make up a thick area of both tall and short foliage.

There are so many ways to plan the garden area. It can be as intricate or as simple as you want it to be. Remember your personal concepts are the very motivation behind this procedure so what ever strikes your fancy is just fine. Be creative and express various methods that intrigue you while incorporating the sheer art of the task itself.

When you are finished planting the flowers and herbs that have inspired you, begin filling in areas with statues, benches and bird baths as later it may become difficult to squeeze into place once the plants have had time to flourish. Place them strategically throughout the garden to add an alluring atmosphere. Adding lights, torches and lanterns are a special touch that really makes your garden enchanting and charming in the evenings so they are great to include.

Planting the Right Flowers and Herbs in your Garden: Harvesting

Planting the Right Flowers and Herbs in Your Garden, Part Four

There are so many differnet styles to choose from when desgining your garden.

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It was my pleasure Sherri! :) That idea sounds beautiful! The bridge element really delivers a peaceful and somewhat enchanting look amidst the flowers and other fragrant treasures.

Posted on 03/03/2007 at 11:03:00 AM

 
I like the idea of a uniform garden style for our vegetables, but I am going to attempt a small bridge somewhere in the middle of the flowers. The white stones should really enhance the look I am going for. Great ideas, and thanks for sharing them.

Posted on 03/03/2007 at 11:03:00 AM

 
Thank you. I appreciate your comment :)

Posted on 03/02/2007 at 8:03:00 AM

 
Nice article! I am always drawn to small manageable yards and spaces that look full and lush

Posted on 03/02/2007 at 1:03:00 AM

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