Source:
landscapeontario.com
|
|
Theme gardens
Decide on the primary use for the space you have
|
|
Unleash Your Inner Farmer
Grow vegetables and fruit with minimal space
|
|
In the Pink
Count on soft pinks to add charm.
|
|
Shape and form: Flower shapes can inspire
Straight lines are very rare in nature.
|
|
Butterfly gardens can be elegant
More than just an untamed meadow.
|
|
Intuitive Green
Green can often be take for granted.
|
|
A writer's garden in Niagara
Location offers unique challenges.
|
|
The tea garden
Take time to relax and enjoy your garden.
|
|
Spa-in-a-basket refreshes the senses
Aromatherapy makes us feel good.
|
|
Brown as a landscape colour
Brown often signals a change of season.
|
|
Catching the wind
Adding lively plants to add movement.
|
|
What homeowners will want next summer
Gardening trends for 2011
|
|
Autumn Colour in your Garden
Plants with vibrant fall colour
|
|
Rhapsody in Blue
Blue is soothing and relaxing.
|
|
Shape and Form: Plant shape combinations...
Gardens change throughout the seasons.
|
|
Purple Haze
Purple must be used with care.
|
|
Students design with vegetables
Edibles add a creative edge.
|
|
The romantic pergola garden
Add height and drama to any garden.
|
|
A Century Farm in the heart of Amish country
Many benefits of a garden in the country.
|
|
Adding depth and texture with water
water an add a unique texture to any garden.
|
