The “perfect garden” is simple. It's the garden you imagine with vegetables or flowers or a mix of both. It's the garden in a size and location and design that suits your needs and wants. In reality, the perfect garden is where, how and when you want it because there is no right or wrong way to garden.
How do you arrange a beautiful garden?
- Add flowers or flowering plants.
- Control weeds.
- Group plants around a theme.
- Add some garden art.
- Use colourful pots or feature containers.
- Use multi-functional edible herbs and flowers.
- Create unity and diversity.
- Choose a feature.
How do you structure a garden?
- Use defined shapes.
- Incorporate interesting branches.
- Use contrast to create focal points.
- Choose hardscaping elements that add structure to your garden.
- Add accents for multiseason interest.
How do you make a perfect garden?
- Location is key. Most vegetable plants do best in full sun.
- It's all about the soil.
- Water wisely.
- Use Mulch.
- Use patience with pest control.
- Don't over fertilize.
What makes a good garden?
Trees and shrubs can take many forms. A good home landscape includes major plants with two or three contrasting forms. The form and shape of plants and other objects in the garden work to divide space, enclose areas, and provide architectural interest. Grouping plants displays their shapes and creates various effects.