Wild woodland garden

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.

Woodland garden designs attract and nurture wildlife, celebrate nature and can be lower maintenance than a more manicured, formal style of garden.

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Wild Bluebells growing in an ancient woodland. Wayland Wood, Norfolk, UK.

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The woodland at Carolyn’s Shade Gardens with mayapples, golden groundsel, Viginia bluebells, dwarf Jacob’s ladder, wild ginger, and white-flowered redbud, all native to Pennsylvania in …