Designing your garden is a lot like creating a room, although there are a few other elements to take into consideration during your planning process.
2) What is your soil like? Does it consist of clay, hard dirt, or sand? If so, what procedures will you implement to test and adjust your soil to meet the needs of your plants?
3) Choose your garden's color theme, including foliage and flowers. Purple, red, orange, and yellow, there are so many exquisite possibilities.
4) Garden styles: Whether you choose a low-maintenance cottage garden, a bulb predominate Dutch garden, privacy or shade garden, or a soothing Japanese garden, a beautiful garden always starts with one thing, a well-thought-out and executed garden design.
5) Incorporate fixtures and accessories into your garden with the use of birdhouses, trellises, fountains and much more. These items make great centerpieces to design your garden around or use as smaller accent pieces.
6) How much work and maintenance do you want to put into your garden? Daily, Weekly, Monthly?
Photo: Solar Bird House with Camera
7) Will you be adding container gardening to your dirt garden
8) Consider your climate, planting times, harvest times, and sunlight or shade needs for your plants to survive.
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