If you'd like to to get your copy of the Great Garden Formula online garden design course, get it here: greatgardenformula.com/ Sloping garden ideas, steps and retaining walls In this episode, professional,

Design Show

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[DESIGN SHOW 6] – Front Garden Ideas

Check out the Great Garden Formula online garden design course that Rachel mentions in the episode: https://www.successfulgardendesigner.com/great-garden-formula Front Garden Design Ideas In this video, you will learn how to transform your front

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Choosing Plants For Your Garden

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Plant Selection – Fabulous in February

Garden planting in February can still be quite a hard month to have the garden look good in. We are still relying heavily on those evergreen plants to save the

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Design Show

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[DESIGN SHOW 2] – How to Design a Garden

This Garden Design Show episode features the first quick-sketch challenge. In ten minutes or less, Rachel will come up with as many ideas as she can for a viewer's garden

Garden tour update

Truth be told, I've not seen nearly as many gardens on my tour round Spain, so far, as I would have hoped. Part of it is due to setting out

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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

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Garden Design

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If you’ve got a long one, then it needs to be a tease…

One of the keys to having your garden look great is down to how you divide up the space within it. I find the well-worn phrase of 'garden rooms' really

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Garden Design

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Gardens that disappoint – the Chelsea Flower Show

Have you been watching the coverage of the world's greatest gardens, the Chelsea Flower Show in London? What do you think of the gardens this year? I hate to admit it,

Landscaping Disasters – How to Avoid Wasting Money in Your Garden

Landscaping a garden can be a costly business. There are certainly ways keep costs down but there's one thing that will really screw up any landscaping work you have done... Not

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