This week we take a look at Successful Garden Design student, Pamela's garden. She lives with her husband, two young children and 2 dogs in the regional city of Orange, NSW,

by Rachel Mathews

Edible Gardens

Garden Design

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The Food Garden Formula

I'm pleased to announce that there's a brand *NEW* course that's been added as a FREE bonus to all our Successful Garden Design courses. Introducing the Food Garden Formula Course! This course

by Rachel Mathews

Garden Design

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Sloping garden ideas – successful landscaping design tips

How do you tackle sloping gardens like these? With severe garden slopes, you basically have 3 options: Live with the slope Terrace it (quickly or slowly) The compromise Whilst the garden design

[DESIGN SHOW 32] Permaculture & Natural Buildings special episode

A big departure from what we normally cover in a Garden Design Show, but I hope you'll enjoy it! First, we look at permaculture tips for healthy plants and at approx

Patios – Brightening up the bland!

1 Shape - re-shape existing to tie in with garden beyond My first rule for creating stunning gardens is shaping. The shapes you use for your patio and lawn areas are the

City Garden Design

City gardens can be tricky to design because they are often small and very overlooked. City Garden Design Tips The main thing you need to do with any small garden is

by Rachel Mathews

Garden Design

HALL OF FAME - SGD student gardens!

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DIY Garden Design + a Designer

A lot of people want the joy and satisfaction of designing their own garden but are scared they are going to muck it up and waste their money! As you probably

by Rachel Mathews

Garden Design

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New England Style House & Garden Design – SGD Design Student

This is the garden design of Silas, a Successful Garden Design student building a Swedish house in a New England style. He has quite an awkward shaped garden, yet he's managed

Garden pots – How to use decorative pots in your garden

There is an amazing selection of garden pots available these days. Everything from classical terracotta, through to modern glazed urns in different shapes, sizes and colours. Pots can make a great

by Rachel Mathews

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