Garden Ideas Issue 14

In Issue 14 (February 2017)

• Layers of blooms
  Dappled sunlight, a cool breeze, the faint, enticing scent of spring…it’s yours to enjoy with a stroll through a woodland garden.
• Play with pattern
  Repeating shapes makes a garden more comfortable. Varying color, texture and size makes it more interesting. We’ll show you how to merge these two approaches.
• Edibles
  Save money and get the most out of your garden with these tips for growing fresh and delicious fruits and vegetables.
• A simple cold frame
  Can’t wait to start your plants in spring? This project will help you get a head start.
• Fairy gardens
  Whimsical. Charming. Irresistible. Our three exclusive plans can help you create your own miniature landscape.
• On the cutting edge
  We’ll show you a no-cost way to add a crisp garden edge as well as explore several other options to add to your garden’s appeal.
• Sharpen your focus
  A well-placed focal point can transform a garden from OK to stunning. Learn how to choose and site these important elements.
• Try this garden idea…
  Support plants with what you have!
• Alliums
  Few plants have more impact than these giant globes in spring. Here’s what you need to know to grow them.
• Moss phlox
  Guarantee a carpet of color in spring with this tough, attention-getting ground cover
• Pathside perfection
  Add interest to your walks with these low-growing beauties.
• Elegant backyard border
  Create a great-looking garden in part shade with our exclusive easy care plan.
• Natural charm
  Here’s a container garden plan that’ll look good in spring and beyond.