Archive for the ‘Garden Furniture’ Category

Ornamental Garden

Posted on December 30th, 2009 by by Gardening

Decorative grasses are very much underĀ­rated in the ornamental garden, yet they provide such a diversity of shape size and colour. Almost all fit in well with a cottage garden atmosphere even if they are not strictly of the correct historical period. The only grasses that I have doubts about using in situations that we [...]

Adding Decorative Arbours to Your Garden

Posted on December 10th, 2009 by by Gardening

An arbour is the name given to a structure, natural or otherwise, over which plants grow, creating an enclosed area of dappled shade, often containing a seat. It is a romantic, decorative feature suitable for gardens of any size.
Both wood and wrought-iron arbours can be bought ready-made, but some models are insubstantial and flimsy, so [...]

Garden Furniture Ideas

Posted on December 10th, 2009 by by Gardening

As the garden is an extension of the home, a place to sit and enjoy the surroundings rather than somewhere to just grow flowers or vegetables, it is important to have good, comfortable garden furniture which looks as attractive as possible.
There is a vast range of chairs, benches and tables to choose from; some are [...]

Garden Structures

Posted on December 10th, 2009 by by Gardening

Most gardens have at least one structure in them apart from the house itself. Some, such as sheds and greenhouses, are practical, while others, summer houses for instance, are more for pleasure. These structures should be chosen to blend in with the style of the garden and any buildings in the vicinity.
Sheds often have little [...]