One of the most important tools for gardening is a good pair of gloves. Gloves prevent contact with garden chemicals, which can injure your hands. Another very important tool is a good trowel. A trowel is specially designed to slide into the soil and help you plant, transplant, and dig up plants. You'll also need a garden hose and a rake. A garden hose can be used to water your plants, and a rake can be used to clear away debris.
Garden is perfect place to get fresh air and exercise. It's a great environment to reward good habits.
Some plants that can be hardy in your area are: lettuce, arugula, spinach, kale, bok choy, and Chinese cabbage. These plants are easy to care for and do not require a lot of attention.
There are many ornamental plants that can be used to add color, texture, and interest to your garden. Some popular plants include azaleas, hostas, bearded irises, rhododendrons, and lilies. Each plant has its own unique characteristics that can be used to create a beautiful garden.
Natural features on the property can be used to help create focal points for the garden. Some good possibilities could be a pond with a waterfall or a small stream running through it, large trees that can provide shade and plenty of wildlife (including squirrels, birds and deer), or a hill that provides a great spot to sit and watch the action in the garden.
My garden is full of eclectic plants and flowers, chosen for their beauty or for the fun personalities they represent. I have a herb garden that includes lavender, thyme, and rosemary, as well as a geranium bed that is always in bloom. There's also a succulent garden that displays varieties like aloes and sedums. My front yard is filled with pebbles and rocks from all around the world, including Australia, Mexico, and India. I love the natural look of my garden and the contrast it provides between the concrete sidewalk and manicured grass. My garden is an oasis of peace and tranquility surrounded by busy city streets.
When garden designing, it is important to keep in mind the balance of plants. If plants are evenly spaced and not competing for space, the garden will look more aesthetically pleasing.
