My garden should be colorful and cheerful - not somber and dull. It's important to me that my garden reflects my personality, and is a place where I can relax and enjoy nature. I try to choose plants that are easy to care for, and which will add life and color to my garden year-round.
contemporary garden design is all about simplicity, functionality and design - this goes for plants as well. Contemporary garden designers often opt for low maintenance plants, choosing those that require little or no water, fertilizer or care.
Water needs to be properly preserved and managed in a garden in order to avoid soggy patches, pests problems and other issues. Proper watering practices and drain placement can help to prevent water from pooling or becoming overly wet, which can lead to pests.
Some plants can be invasive and need to be weeded regularly - choose wisely! There are many types of plants that can become invasive, but the most common are invasive grasses. Invasive grasses can invade new areas, crowd out other plants, and cause erosion. They can also cause a decrease in the biodiversity of an area, since they often rely on native species for food. In order to avoid becoming invasive yourself, it's important to choose plant species wisely. Try to choose plants that arenative to your area and that don't typically grow well in disturbed areas. You'll also want to be aware of which plants can become invasive in your area and how to prevent them from doing so.
I like flowers, so I want to grow some in my garden. I will plant them in a pot and then water them regularly.
When designing your garden, you can use natural materials like rocks, logs, and soil to give it a rustic look that is chic at the same time.
There are many plants that bloom throughout the year. This will keep your garden looking fresh all season long.
