Forest edge garden

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This type of garden is designed to mimic the natural transition between a forest and an open meadow or field, creating a habitat for a variety of wildlife and providing an organic, peaceful feel to your outdoor space. Whether you’re a seasoned gardener or a beginner, designing a woodland edge garden can be a rewarding experience. In this post, we’ll cover some tips and ideas for planning and creating a woodland edge style garden that you can enjoy for years to come.

My neighbor stopped in front of my yard where we were moving rocks and mulch, and asked, “So where will the hotpots go? And the mud volcanoes?” I scratched my chin. “Haven’t…

Just a random garden shot from July '08 Most of us who blog have been asked horticultural advice from others at one time or another. Some of us give horticultural advice as part of our jobs and part of our...

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Minnesota is home to 17.7 million acres of forestland. With about a third of the whole state covered in trees, there’s a decent chance your property borders on a wooded area—yes, even in Minneapolis. While these forests can be absolutely beautiful, they can also make... The post Landscape Design in Wooded Areas appeared first on KG Landscape Management.

In a bushland clearing high above the Hunter Valley, a sublime garden by Jane Irwin.

Today we’re off to see Sally Barker’s garden in Maryland. My garden was featured several times on GPOD a few years ago (Sally’s Garden in Maryland Revisited). Needless to say, […]

Love the twig fence too. Talk about being on the edge of a forest! via

With the correct placing, natural stone boulders can create beautiful focal points within your garden or outdoor space, and with the right planting they…