Gardening can be a very relaxing activity. It can help you escape from everyday life and feel tranquility outside. It is a great way to get exercise, learn about plants, and create beautiful flowers and gardens.
A garden fulfills our heart's desires - if it is planted with intention. If a gardener pays attention to what they are planting, the garden will reflect their love of nature and their favorite things. A well-planned and strategically placed garden can bring happiness to all who visit.
Some plants that grow well in the Northern Hemisphere are apple trees, cherry trees, citrus fruit trees, grapevines, honeydews, maples and oaks. Some plants that grow well in the Southern Hemisphere are palm trees, coconut palms, avocado trees and cashew nut trees. Some plants that are better suited to hot climates are citrus fruits such as oranges, lemons and grapefruits; chili peppers; and cacti. If you live in a cold climate some plants to consider are spruce, pine and fir tree seedlings; dwarf raspberry bushes; and hydrangea bushes.
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A formal potager garden should be symmetrical - it speaks to the elegance of your formal dining area. A balance of shapes and colors will give the space a well-rounded look, while providing a variety of crops to complement your meals. Choose plants with long life spans and drought tolerance, so you can enjoy your garden year-round.
Some plants are better suited to warm climates than cool ones. For example, cacti are best suited to a warm climate because they can handle high levels of heat and sun. Conversely, many plants that are used as ornamental flowers are better suited to cooler climates because they do not do well in hot weather.
Some plants that are suitable for a small potager are runner beans, peas, tomatoes, cucumbers, and summer squash. Start with a few select plants and slowly grow your potager over time.
