Garden Features – Successful Garden & Lifestyle Design

Colourful Garden Walls & Fences Most of us love a colourful garden, but the good news is, you don't have to rely on just flowers... Painting walls and features is a really

by Rachel Mathews

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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

Garden focal points & features – the art of placement

So although I’ve never met you, the chances are high I can guess where you’d stick a focal point or garden feature… Where there’s a big hole… in your planting! ;o) Would

Outdoor Fires – Warm Your Garden Patio With Designer Accessories

Great garden design isn’t just about planning and planting. It’s also about how you make your outdoor living space a beautiful and relaxing place to be. We think it would be

by Tina Andlaw

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Pergolas, arches & planting rails

Having a pergola, arch or planting rail in the garden can be a very nice feature as it adds height and year-round interest. However, it is critical that they are

by Rachel Mathews

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Garden focal points – Statues and sculptures: How to choose the right ones

Here's a little excerpt from the new Great Garden Formula 3.0 online course... A garden statue or sculpture make a perfect focal point when positioned correctly. The job of a good focal

by Rachel Mathews

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Garden mirrors – How to effectively place a mirror in your garden

Using a mirror in the garden can create a whole new dimension, especially if your garden is very small, as correctly using a mirror creates an illusion that can make

Garden Gazebos – How to Choose the Right Gazebo for Your Garden

Gazebos can make beautiful as well as functional garden features, as long as you position them correctly and choose the right style, shape and size for your garden. Let's look at

by Rachel Mathews

Ponds and water features

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Water features – Part 2

Last time we looked at ponds in detail, this time we are going to look at water features. Water features tend to have a lot less water than ponds. This is

by Rachel Mathews

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