Last time we featured an awkward shaped garden, that Successful Garden Design student Rebeca from Costa Rica had turned into a beautiful space after completing the Great Garden Formula course. Not

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Successful Garden Design Tips – Patio Makeover part2

Here's how the tiny Moroccan inspired courtyard garden turned out! The first part showing the BEFORE can be seen here: Attend one of our FREE Fast Track Garden Design online classes and

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Successful Garden Design Tips – Tiny patio makeover part 1

In this Successful Garden Design Tips video Rachel offers advice on how to give a tiny Moroccan inspired courtyard makeover. She'll be back in PART 2 so you can see

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Successful Garden Design Tips – How to use colour in the garden effectively…

In this week's Successful Garden Design Tips video, Rachel walks you through how to combine colours in the right way to add the wow factor to your garden! BUT do be

Small Garden Ideas Pt 2 – How to landscape titchy-tiny spaces

In this small garden ideas part 2 video we're going to look at how you can successfully landscape really tiny gardens. I'll also reveal the answer to the last week's

Small Garden Ideas Pt 1- How to make a small space garden look larger – Interview

This month, we are going to focus on small space gardens. The design tricks and principles I'm going to reveal to you, that work so well in small space gardens,

BIG ideas for roof gardens [part 2]

In last week's blog post we looked at how to tackle a tiny courtyard garden for reader Rachel Scott. This week we are going to look at the second part of

BIG ideas for tiny gardens [part 1]

This week we are looking at the more practical aspects of garden (yard) landscaping. There is always a lot written about how to tackle small gardens but what do you do

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