Between the cracks

Article Abstract:

Small cracks in pathways and gardens can be decorated with small plants to improve the overall effect of a garden. Some plants which thrive well in cracks are the dwarf mondo grass, sedums and thyme. The key to raising plants in cracks is to take their growth requirements into consideration during garden planning.

Usage, Design and construction, Gardens, Plants, Ornamental, Ornamental plants

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Views on blues

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Blue flowers add a feeling of depth and spaciousness to gardens because of their light-reflecting qualities. Blues are also soothing and can easily be combined with almost any color. Tips on how to choose blue flowers and how to match them with other flowers are included.

Flower gardening

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A foliage feast for the eye

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Color, form and texture are important points to consider when combining foliage in a garden. Because foliage is the mainstay of every garden, gardeners need experience to combine foliage creatively and attractively.

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