Given that spring is around the corner, I thought of writing up on this topic as a value add so that you’re able to refer to this for some ideas on how to approach growing your own herbs! Soon it’ll be time to sow your herb seeds to grow into young saplings you can plant out when the frost risk is minimal and the ground warms up! Have a …
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What is it? What does “sustainable garden design” mean for me, personally? Is it a garden with a vegetable patch? Maybe some fruit bearing trees thrown in? Having edibles secretly injected into your outdoor spaces? Or is it something practical for the family with young kids to forage through and discover the bounty of nature? Does it need to be aesthetically pleasing? What about inviting wildlife into the garden? …
Given that spring is not that far off, I thought of writing up on this topic as a value add so that you’re able to refer to this for some ideas on how to approach growing your own herbs! Soon it’ll be time to sow your herb seeds to grow into young saplings you can plant out when the frost risk is minimal and the ground warms up! Have …
Water features in your garden Water features are perfect for large gardens as well as for small courtyards. They will transform your garden into an amazing space! Sometimes it’s a bit confusing to choose which one will be appropriate in your garden. When choosing water features for your garden, try to consider the price, the size of your space and the design of your garden. We’ll explore each feature, …
Hello, I’ve pulled together some features that a home-office should have, in my view. Yes it’s plant based of course, as I’m a plantaholic designer! Anyway, there was so much to write on this topic that I have broken it down to two articles. Part 1 Why have plants in the workplace and the how to use them effectively Part 2 Maintenance considerations and the types of plants you …
Hello, I’ve pulled together some features that a home-office should have, in my view. Yes it’s plant based of course, as I’m a plantaholic designer! Anyway, there was so much to write on this topic that I have broken it down to two articles. Happy reading! Part 1 Why have plants in the workplace and the how to use them effectively Part 2 Maintenance considerations and the types of …
Role of a tree A tree is a key piece in your garden framework. Depending on the tree of choice, it will add height and beauty to your garden and determines which part of it is shaded. Its an important investment to realise your dream garden’s full potential! So choosing the perfect tree is key for designing your dream garden! How trees help wildlife There is a current trend in …
What sort of sounds? What does “sounds in the garden” mean for me, personally? Is it the rustle of leaves and undergrowth as we walk path? Could it be the wind billowing softly that makes it exciting to be in the garden? What about the birds and then buzz of the bees? Other insects maybe? What about the delightful sounds of moving water as it laps around edges of …
People are attracted to movement in the garden. It creates an interest of all sorts. Here are some of my tips to create it! Doncaster 8 – water feature view Marybyrnong 10 – water movement Blackburn 8 Glen Waverley 23 Water cascading into a pool, for instance, always attracts attention from most people, especially young children! If created to provide a subtle sound effect, it will not only add …
Thought I’d quickly share some of my gardening tips for getting your garden ready this summer. Every keen gardener I know is worried about the forecasts for this summer – it’s predicted to be hot and dry so best to get your preparation underway to tackle the heat and ensure your garden survives the onslaught!! Irrigation A key gardening tip is to ensure that your irrigation system, if you …
After - frontyard detailBurwood project completed April 2019. Design, material selection suggestions and plantscaping completed by Inspiring Landscape Solutions.
Project Brief:
To create a designer look for a new modern home for the purpose of sale.
Project Achievements: Record breaking price in June 2019 for a 4 BR Burwood property.
Features include an extended outdoor entertaining area, simple low maintenance plant pallette which will be interesting in all seasons. Family friendly.
Project Loves:
The planting palette with seasonality impact and colours, wide use of natural materials and textures.
Given that spring is around the corner, I thought of writing up on this topic as a value add so that you’re able to refer to this for some ideas on how to approach growing your own herbs! Soon it’ll be time to sow your herb seeds to grow into young saplings you can plant out when the frost risk is minimal and the ground warms up!
Have a read for some secrets for the best soil preparation, best position and fertiliser types to use, among other things!
And … pssst … for anyone who would like to try my family recipe for mint sauce/chutney, I’ve added that as a bonus! No, it doesn’t taste like the green coloured stuff in the restaurants. It’s a proper Indian-Punjabi homemade sauce!
Given it’s length I’ve broken the topic up into two parts
Part 1 – reasons grow herbs, health benefits, growing herbs indoors
Part 2 – practical tips from proper soil preparation, fertilising etc and the bonus recipe!
Check them out at:
inspiringlandscapes.com.au/growing-herbs/
Growing herbs [Part 1] | Inspiring Landscape Solutions
Trees in urban gardens. Choosing the perfect tree. Tree care and planting. Right tree choice in garden design. Landscape design and consultation.Landscape Designs Blog | Inspiring Landscape Solutions