How to Make Garden Seed Bombs
This spring I had the privilege of teaching a fun class at a local library. We dug into why pollinators matter and how to plant a garden that welcomes them in. And of course… we ended with a hands‑on project!
This spring I had the privilege of teaching a fun class at a local library. We dug into why pollinators matter and how to plant a garden that welcomes them in. And of course… we ended with a hands‑on project!
In Part 1 of our series on Basic Garden Design Principles, we explored why beauty matters and how understanding scale shapes every outdoor space. Today, we’re diving deeper into three foundational elements—shape, form, and texture. These simple design tools influence the entire personality of a garden, from a formal, structured layout to a playful, whimsical retreat. Even individual shapes can stir emotion: think of the graceful sweep of a Weeping Willow, often planted near water, quietly evoking feelings of sorrow or reflection. Understanding how these visual cues work helps you design a garden that not only looks beautiful but also feels meaningful.
Discover how to build a rustic bean teepee using foraged materials from the woods! This DIY garden structure adds charm and support for vining plants like beans, cucumbers, and squash—perfect for a country-style edible garden.
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