Backyard design ideas
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Comments (109)Hi ED, Thanks! Yep the eye of faith is crucial with winter garden makeovers! It'll be loads more plant dominated in a year or two. There's already a pump in the pond, which works as a standalone fountain, but can be adapted to power a cascade on the wall behind. We're having all sorts of whacky ideas like building a 'marble run' style sculpture incorporating all our favourite things, (archaeology, sci fi etc) or a commissioned metal sculpture that looks like a steel version of Virginia creeper....See MoreMediterranean inspired back yard project
Comments (13)Thanks for the compliments. This is actually in Cairo-Egypt, and whilst the circles are indeed beautiful in their own right, they also serve a purpose to visually fix the awkward shape of the garden. Not sure if you noticed, but garden tapers off to 60% of its width...needed to blur that and circles avoid the eye rushing down the acute angle...See Morecontainer patio back yard
Comments (7)Most of my plants are impulse buys! Lovely brick wall. Do you get much sun there? If you do, try a Star Jasmine (Trachelospermum) it has a wonderful fragrance in summer and it is evergreen. Not too vigourous either. It will need something to scramble up like a piece of trellis or wires. Will do well in a largish pot. I think plants that have a long flowering period would be good too like hardy Geraniums, Crocosmia. The grass Miscanthus zebrina does well in a pot. It’s not evergreen but the wheat coloured winter stems are lovely, just cut back in March. Do you like roses? They do well in pots but they must be deep ones to accommodate the roots. Some species grow well in shade so worth checking out the RHS website for ones that do. STAR JASMINE ROSE MISCANTHUS ZEBRINA CROCOSMIA (ORANGE) WITH BLUE HARDY GERANIUM ROZANNE...See MoreHow to get rid of moss/slime from backyard permanently. Please advise.
Comments (6)There are several moss killers you could try. Moss and algae thrives in wet, dank and shady areas. It rarely grows in sunny spots. So…….get that tap replaced and then purchase some moss killer, there are loads online....See More- 6 years ago
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