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Welcome to YOUR PERFECT GARDEN

The arrival of spring, with its longer, brighter days, signals the time when many of us head into our gardens, relishing the chance to bask in the glow of the sunshine. Plants and flowers are beginning to spring into life, and the warmer weather brings with it the opportunity for entertaining outdoors with family and friends. If you’re looking forward to giving your outdoor space a refresh, you’ll find plenty of ideas for your garden transformation over the coming pages. Whether you’re searching for inspiring design advice, expert planting tips, or ways to maximise the use of your outdoor living space, you won’t be disappointed. Enjoy!…

Modern GARDEN IDEAS

Are you on the lookout for some modern garden ideas? Whether you’re ready for a complete outdoor overhaul or just after a few quick tricks to make your space more welcoming, there are plenty of ways to begin your garden’s contemporary transformation right here. Whether you want to create an outdoor living room or kitchen, add ambient lighting and stylish colour schemes, or even try your movie night outdoors, it’s easy to make a few simple changes to your space. Contemporary gardens are often a great choice for busy families, who want to enjoy their garden without hours of maintenance involved. Think sleek, pared-back designs, natural materials, minimal colour schemes, even minimal planting. Work with straight lines, and if in doubt, take it out! Chill out with an outdoor cinema…

Modern GARDEN IDEAS

Ferns gained popularity in the Victorian age, when gardeners used them to mimic woodland spots under the shade of trees and shrubs. Stumperies – like rockeries, but made from tree trunks and logs – were the fashion, interplanted with ferns or combined with rocks and water to reflect a more craggy natural landscape. ALL SHAPES AND SIZES Ferns come in an amazing range of textures, colours, sizes and shapes, so do take the trouble to get to know them in all their splendid glory by visiting a specialist grower during summer months. As well as British native ferns that are ideal for planting in drifts in shady corners, tall tree ferns are good to dot around to create an exotic mood in a sheltered spot. These will thrive in dappled…

A holiday AT HOME!

After extending and renovating their home, which took around nine months, Caroline and Tim Norris decided to take a break for a couple of years before turning their attention to the garden. ‘We are both complete garden novices, so we really needed to think about what we wanted and do lots of research,’ says Caroline. The garden was a good size, stocked with mature shrubs and trees, but the couple rarely ventured past the patio seating area, which meant all that space was going to waste. ‘We went to the RHS Hampton Court Palace Garden Festival as a starting point,’ says Caroline, ‘then we used Pinterest to find images to illustrate a wish list of what we had in mind for the garden. ‘Luckily, we knew a landscape gardener, Simon…

A holiday AT HOME!

Cottage GARDEN IDEAS

Cottage gardens are all about creating a beautiful space that’s packed with soft flowers and scent. From overflowing borders filled with cottage garden plants to pretty accessories and seating that adds instant charm, there are plenty of ways to create a cottage-style vibe in your own garden. And, if you’re the owner of an urban garden, don’t be discouraged. You don’t have to live in a picture-postcard thatched cottage in the English countryside to create a cottage garden scheme! All of these ideas will work just as well on a smaller scale for a romantic, flower-filled city garden as they would in a larger rural space. Cottage gardens typically have an informal planting scheme featuring lots of different colours for a space that’s packed with interest. Flowerbeds are bigger than…

Cottage GARDEN IDEAS

10 OF THE BEST Scented climbers

Care tip For best flowering, mulch and fertilise soil in late winter Top tip Keep the roots shaded with a layer of pebbles around the base of the plant. Top tip Install a wire network up the wall onto which you can train your roses.…

10 OF THE BEST Scented climbers

Top tip Smart furniture, oversized planters and white and cream flowers create this contemporary cottage garden. After spending six years renovating their cottage, Jane and Martin Smith turned their attention to the back garden – a rectangular plot that sloped upwards behind the house. As part of the renovation work, the couple had added a rear kitchen extension with bifold doors and a spacious patio area beyond them. Apart from that, Jane was unsure what to do with the rest of the space. ‘It was mainly lawn and there was a very large apple tree taking up lots of room and casting shade over everything,’ says Jane. ‘It needed a complete rethink. It had to be low-maintenance with some structure and privacy, and I knew I wanted white flowers only,…

Small GARDEN IDEAS

The best small garden ideas need to be practical, stylish, and easy-to-implement. A bit of design know-how can transform a cramped courtyard or an urban square of lawn bordered by dull fencing. In fact, it’s surprisingly simple to create a successful space that’s both attractive and functional, even on small plots. Every good garden design needs to take the surrounding area into account. This is particularly important with smaller gardens, where neighbouring houses can affect the end result. Be realistic about what you can achieve. Whether you’re planning a complete overhaul or a few tweaks, our design tricks will help you nail it. Get ready to see your city balcony, tiny country garden, shady patio area or even that lacklustre patch of lawn be transformed into an extraordinary small garden…

Small GARDEN IDEAS

10 special shrubs FOR SMALL SPOTS

Care tip For maximum flowers feed and water throughout the growing season. Top tip This new variety ‘Platinum Blonde’ has creamy foliage that sets off vibrant pinks. Top tip This evergreen camellia has an upright habit that would make it an effective screen.…

10 special shrubs FOR SMALL SPOTS

A family affair

Tracey James’ previous garden consisted of a patio, lawn, path and a tumbledown shed. ‘I wanted more interest, and a crisp, architectural feel,’ says Tracey, ‘As our grown-up children live at home, it was about creating a relaxing, low-maintenance, adult space for everyone. Another musthave was a shed for me to keep my sewing machine and fabrics.’ Help from the pros Acting on a recommendation, Tracey and her partner Paul contacted Sakura Gardens (www.sakuragardens.co.uk). ‘Paul and I already had ideas about the planting and other things we wanted, like the water feature,’ says Tracey. ‘Sakura’s designers pretty much hit the brief first time, with just a few small tweaks needed here and there.’ The seating contains the majority of the planting, which was chosen for its height, movement and structural…

A family affair

Tropical GARDEN IDEAS

Exotic gardens equal drama and atmosphere. This style of garden will act as an escape from daily reality and transport us to faraway holiday destinations. Although the look hails from warmer climes, it’s easy to adapt it to your own gardens to bring the tropics right into our own back gardens, whatever the weather. Exotic style relies on evergreens rather than colour combinations, which means it looks lush all year, and plenty of exotic-looking plants are hardy in UK winters. Others, like the banana tree Musa basjoo, are still fine as long as they’re brought inside for the colder months. You don’t need oodles of space to create a tropical-style garden – this planting is a great solution for smaller urban plots too. What’s more, by using large architectural plants…

Tropical GARDEN IDEAS

Tropical planting

Flowers For tropical-looking blooms you can’t beat passiflora, the passion flower. Eccremocarpus (Chilean glory flower) is a mile-a-minute grower, with tubular orange flowers from late spring until autumn. Plant in sun. Climbers No exotic garden is complete without climbers: they enhance the ambience of abundance you want. You don’t need to hunt out rare species: many hardy climbers fit the look. Colour For pops of brilliant colour choose permanent plants that fit the exotic look with vivid flowers and bold foliage. Cape fuchsias (phygelius) are strong-growing evergreen shrubs with orange, deep pink or yellow flowers. Kniphofia, the red hot poker, has striking, colourful blooms and Verbena bonariensis adds purple accents. Scent Jasmine is semi-evergreen and scented too, with white flowers in summer. Akebia, the chocolate vine, looks tropical with its…

Tropical planting

Small VICTORIES

We love Tree ferns They give height, privacy and dappled shade – they’re also hardy, low-maintenance and tolerant of a wide range of soil conditions. Tackling the garden came at the end of a two-year house renovation for Alasdair and Philippa Beaumont. ‘We’d left it until last so that we had a place to store all the building materials – it was a dumping ground,’ says Philippa. Overlooked by neighbours, the garden measured just 7.6mx4.6m (24.9x15.1ft) and had beds around the edges that made it seem even smaller. ‘It felt very uninviting, with damaged crazy paving, and was horribly overgrown,’ says Philippa. ‘Its only saving graces were the original redbrick Victorian walls and a tall hedge at the bottom.’ The couple set aside a budget of £5,000 ($6,950) for a…

Small VICTORIES

Low-maintenance GARDEN IDEAS

Are you just too busy for lengthy gardening jobs? These low-maintenance garden ideas are the answer. They’ll allow you to do more of the things you enjoy in your plot and less of those that you don’t. So that means more relaxing, and far less time weeding – hooray! If you’re starting from scratch, a low-maintenance garden is a fairly easy goal to achieve. But, if you’re struggling to keep on top of what you’ve already got, there’s a simple solution. All you need to do is work out which gardening tasks currently take up a lot of your time and effort, and which you least enjoy doing. Then, find ways to either ditch those jobs altogether, or at least to minimise the time you need to spend on them.…

Low-maintenance GARDEN IDEAS

Cut down on weeding Choose materials such as slate and chippings to cover areas of bare soil that can quickly turn into weed beds. On planted areas, opt for a heavy duty weed control fabric that can be cut to fit around any planting and cover it with a thick layer of bark chippings to smarten up the space. As well as looking professional, it will save time and effort as it creates an effective barrier to weeds. Go faux You could even take it one step further and choose artificial plants. There are some realistic-looking ones around now that will look fab dotted in among your real plants. Low effort If you don’t have a lot of spare time, you’ll want to get the most out of your space…

Our plan was for the garden to link smoothly to the interior, so, working with design company Modular (modular.london) we dug down and outwards at the back. This made room for a kitchen extension that could open seamlessly onto a big patio, with steps leading up to the lawn,’ says Adam. Bushes and trees lend the garden a leafy, established feel, with ferns and climbers masking the boundary fencing. A beautiful native hornbeam acts as a focal point at the end of the grass, and planting has been planned to ensure the colour keeps coming from early spring through to autumn. ‘I tried to include long-lasting varieties like verbenas and salvias, plus ornamental grasses, to add a bit of height,’ says Adam. By day the garden is a place for…

Front GARDEN IDEAS

Sprucing up your home to boost its kerb appeal? Our front garden ideas will give you all the inspiration you need to transform your outside space. As the first thing we see when we come home, our front garden sets the tone for our house, as well as creating that all-important first impression for family and friends when they come to visit. What’s more, if you’re thinking of selling your home, you’ll want to make sure the exterior of your property is looking its best. After all, there’s no point the interior of your home looking amazing if potential buyers are already put off by the time they’ve reached the front door. When it comes to the size of your space, even the smallest of front gardens can be transformed…

Front GARDEN IDEAS

Beautiful BASKETS

Planting up a hanging basket is an easy, enjoyable job for a spring day. In a few weeks’ time it will transform into a boule of tumbling foliage and flowers, and then remain a mass of cheering colour throughout summer. Adding foliage plants such as compact carex, silver-leaved artemisia or purple sage, and incorporating flowers in striking colours like burgundy or orange are two simple updates. Single blooms are also good – they not only look more contemporary but will provide for wildlife, too. For those who like to keep things simple, there are lots of plants that look good in a basket on their own. Trailing begonias (such as Devotion) or Lotus berthelotii provide a touch of the exotic. Or try a procumbent (groundcover) rose such as the red-flowered…

Beautiful BASKETS

OUTDOOR LIVING SPACES

Home renovations have a bad habit of stuffing up your holiday plans. Let’s face it – the minute you sign those mortgage papers, there’s always going to be something more sensible to blow your pay packet on than flights to the Maldives, or even Majorca. It’s possible that the last time you hit Ibiza, Zoe Ball and Norman Cook still ruled the It crowd. Happily, you needn’t sacrifice that long-awaited bathroom revamp to enjoy some alfresco chill-out time. By taking a ‘living room’ approach to your garden design, you can while away lazy Sundays outdoors in unprecedented comfort (once you’re done repainting the hallway, obvs). Admittedly, the concept of creating a living room in the garden still sounds a bit continental, a.k.a. ‘Not British’. And we do have to tread…

OUTDOOR LIVING SPACES

Time to go ALFRESCO!

Learn… What are the essentials? Whatever your space, start with a barbecue with a work surface/countertop beside it. Choose between a gas or charcoal barbecue, bearing in mind that gas will be easier to keep clean and gives you the option of using it year round. If your budget allows, look for a design that features a rotisserie for slow-roasting meats – great for summer barbecues or Sunday lunches. Storage cabinets are always a handy extra for stashing utensils and cookware, while other optional add-ons can include pizza ovens, outdoor sinks with taps and even fridges. Where’s the best place to install one? As a rule, outdoor kitchens are best situated fairly close to the house and always on level decking or a patio. Look to position yours against a…

Time to go ALFRESCO!

Outdoor BAR IDEAS

With these outdoor bar ideas you can create your very own bar in the garden this summer, and we think now is a good a time as any to make it a reality. There are looks to suit all styles and budgets, from DIY wooden bars to make you feel like your own bartender, to chic pieces of garden furniture for a more contemporary, Mediterranean vibe. There’s also plenty of options if you have a smaller garden too. So pour yourself a gin or a chilled glass of wine and have a look through our outdoor ideas to get inspired to create one for yourself. Covert a shed into a garden bar If you have got a summerhouse or shed that’s seen better days or one that you just don’t…

Outdoor BAR IDEAS

Outdoor DINING IDEAS

With sunnier times ahead, chances are you’re on the lookout for outdoor dining ideas to pep up your outdoor space. If you love hosting barbecues or garden parties then creating the perfect dining area is key. From a spacious table and chairs that will seat all your friends to the must-have heating, flooring, lighting and more that will complete your setup, there’s plenty to consider. You’ll want to think about the accessories too: pops of colour through cushions, throws and even a rug will bring summer style to any space. With some careful planning and flexible furniture, even the smallest of plots can accomodate a comfy dining area. Choose your furniture and layout wisely, and all that’s left for you to do is enjoy your next meal in the sunshine!…

Outdoor DINING IDEAS

We love… Lights positioned around seating areas for relaxing and entertaining are more effective when using softer bulbs. Try these festoon lights from Lights4fun for a laid-back vibe. Use trees to position them for a temporary set-up. What a difference a bit of light makes to a garden at night! A few sparkling fairy lights around the patio and a softly glowing lantern on the table will help you soak up the atmosphere on warm evenings. You don’t need masses of multicoloured bulbs dangling from every branch. The aim is to create a softly lit focal point where you’re sitting or eating, and then a few highlights on shrubs and trees, stake lights placed through a border, or fairy lights dressing up a shrub or fence. Solar-powered If you don’t have…

PLAN A NEW PATIO

Whether you are starting with a blank canvas and want a completely new patio area, or are going for a revamp of an existing one, working out what to do with the space to get the most out of it can be challenging. But, design it well and you can revolutionise your outdoor space for year-round enjoyment and create a real asset in your garden that works just like an extra room. Design is key Try software that lets you plan your outdoor living space in 3D like Architect 3D Landscape Design, Myarchitect3d.com. iScape also has easy design tools that help you plan your project and share it with friends, family or builders. LEARN… Take time with PLANNING Top questions to ask yourself before you get started What are the practical…

PLAN A NEW PATIO

Your easy guide to GARDEN ROOMS

LEARN… Essential FAQs What is a garden room? It is a stand-alone garden building, also classed as an outbuilding. Garden rooms are built to less than 2.5m (8.2ft) in height as standard, meaning they generally don’t require planning permission. They can be a unique space solution for your home, and also offer a separate area from the main living space that gives privacy and room to focus and relax. They also tend to be a more cost-effective and easy alternative to more traditional home extensions like loft conversions or conservatories. What are the benefits of a garden room over other home-extension options? ● Planning permission is rarely required for a garden room. ● Building control sign off not required. ● Garden rooms can be installed in just one to five…

Your easy guide to GARDEN ROOMS

STAY WARM all evening

WOOD Wood is a very popular choice for creating atmosphere. It requires more maintenance – as you have to source the wood then continually tend to the fire to keep it going and clean out ashes afterwards. However fire pits and chimineas are a favourite, ultimately people love the nostalgia and ambiance of sitting by a real fire. A fire pit or chiminea may sometimes be trickier to ignite than your other heating options, especially on a windy day. Also, you’ll have less control over the level of heat than you would with something you can easily turn down or put on a specific temperature setting. For many, the look and feel of a wood fire makes the trade-offs worth it. BENEFITS • Provides great atmosphere. • Affordable to purchase…

STAY WARM all evening

50 great value plants for BUDGET GARDENING

BIENNIALS For a succession of flowers in spring and summer next year, start off biennials in trays from May-July and plant out in the autumn. Top tip Grow biennials for a bee-friendly garden. 1 HOLLYHOCK This perennial is best started from seed one year for flowers the next. Sow seeds in pots and plant the following spring in sheltered spot. H: 90cm (3ft) 2 SWEET WILLIAM Perfect for pots and borders, the densely packed scented flower heads come in a range of pink, red and white. Grow in full sun. H: 60cm (2ft) 3 CANTERBURY BELLS Lofty stems with white, pink or blue bell-shaped blooms add elegance. Start seeds off in seed trays and transplant to their flowering positions in autumn. H: 90cm (3ft) 4 ERYNGIUM GIGANTEUM Happy if given…

50 great value plants for BUDGET GARDENING

MODERN container ideas

Take your planting up a notch with a selection of stylish planters you can update each season so you always have colour in your outdoor space, or fill with your favourite evergreens for a modern, structured look. They’re also a great way to start off a mini vegetable garden or to line a pathway with your favourite fragrant flowers. Plan your planting scheme throughout the year with colour-pop bulbs for spring interest, bright blooms for summer, warm golden shades for autumn and berry rich plants for winter (the birds will like these). Choose from a range of planters to suit your garden scheme, from treated timber frames that look better with age, to modern metal designs. Alternatively, take a trip to your local architectural salvage yard and look for reclaimed…

MODERN container ideas

10 OF THE BEST Star shrubs

Top tip For strong repeat flowering, it can be pruned back after blooms have faded. Top tip You can propagate new plants quite easily from from semi-woody cuttings. Care tip Dighumus-rich compost in with the soil before planting.…

10 OF THE BEST Star shrubs

Your guide to SUMMER SCENT

Scented plants can really help set the scene. They let you create ambience with blooms in the same way you would use candles and diffusers to evoke a mood in the house. Early mornings and balmy evenings are all the better if you’ve filled your patio pots and flowerbeds with intoxicating fragrance to add to the feel-good factor of being out in the garden. Don’t hide these magical plants away in a corner though. Instead, make them the star of the show. ‘Scented plants help transform a space into something quite wonderful’ They are particularly welcoming positioned near the path leading up to your front door or planted around the entrance so you can enjoy the fragrance every time your pass. Or plant up a windowbox so you can make…

Your guide to SUMMER SCENT

Easy WEEKEND PROJECT

LANTERNS & PLANTERS Display these easy-to-make holders along a fence or trellis. What you will need • Clean tin cans • Bradawl • PlastiKote spray paints in Baby Blue, Gloss Red and Antique White • Metal wire for hanging • Sharpie pen 1 For the planters, make drainage holes in the base of each can with a bradawl, and single holes 1.5cm from the top edge. Spray with two coats of paint and, once dry, thread wire through the top hole and loop to form a hanger. 2 For the lanterns, draw a pattern on the can with a Sharpie pen then punch along the lines with a bradawl. Spray with two coats of paint, allow to dry, then thread the wire through two of the holes you’ve made near…

Easy WEEKEND PROJECT

Plant a wildflower MEADOW

There’s nothing quite as lovely as a summer meadow – so it’s no wonder that meadow-style planting in domestic gardens has enjoyed a surge in popularity in recent years. Thankfully, you don’t need acres of ground to grow native wildflowers – you can create a mini-meadow in a patch as small as 1sq m. For a successful meadow there are a couple of things to consider. Firstly, aim for diversity. Even in a tiny meadow you can attract a surprising number of different insects – the secret is to choose a mix with a large number of flowering plants. A ratio of around 80:20 grass to wildflowers is normal, but some mixes feature more blooms. Knowing when and how to cut it back is also important. If your meadow is…

Plant a wildflower MEADOW

Make your own Bee hotel

Visitors will be flying in from all over for the chance to stay in this welcoming establishment. The rustic decor provided by the use of natural materials will attract an array of potential residents. They may not leave reviews on Tripadvisor but they will certainly be grateful for the hospitality. What you’ll get in return is some first-class plant pollination. So it’s win-win for all! What you will need MATERIALS • 5ltr can of Cuprinol 5 Year Ducksback wood treatment • 1 rough-sawn wood pallet • 3 flat-head nails • Sandpaper/flexible sanding pad • Selection of natural materials, such as straw, pine cones, hessian, jute, natural dried grasses, cut bamboo etc. • Fine-mesh chicken wire • 8-10 metal pins and screws • Fixing bracket • Staples (DIY, not stationery) EQUIPMENT…

Make your own Bee hotel

10 OF THE BEST perfect plants for butterflies

Care tip Keep an eye out for aphids as they can sometimes appear. Top tip Try the compact variety ‘Royal Dreams’ from Thompson & Morgan for smaller spots. Care tip Deadhead these regularly to prolong flowering.…

10 OF THE BEST perfect plants for butterflies

Fabulous foliage

After summer blooms, when most plants have died down, you can truly appreciate what evergreens bring to the party. Bestowing character and structure, they make striking focal points, hide boundaries and create backdrops for plants with winter interest. On a grey day, their leaves stand out with attractive shapes, colours and textures. And the bonus is, most are low maintenance! Full coverage For vertical interest, opt for a climber that turns a bright shade in the cold months. The Virginia creeper (right) will turn a vibrant crimson when the weather cools down. It is self-clinging so will find its way up a wall or pergola with ease. It won’t damage your structures unless it finds its way into loose masonry or gutters. Amazing acers Also known as Japanese maples, these…

Fabulous foliage

Crops for SMALL SPACES

Homegrown tastes better and is so easy to do. It’s also good for your wellbeing: growing your own produce gives you a sense of calm – and a regular supply to eat. From salad with extra crunch to heavenly scented tomatoes and fresh herbs, it’s all very doable. The trick is to grow small amounts of different crops that offer big rewards. Avoid anything needing elaborate preparation and cultivation and opt for easy produce such as cut-and-come-again salad leaves, perpetual spinach and dwarf kale, herbs, chillies, dwarf varieties of French beans and compact tomatoes. Edible flowers such as nasturtium, borage and calendula are another good choice, and add a pretty touch to the garden. Another idea is to plant mixed containers of herbs, tomatoes and chillies, for example, or large…

Crops for SMALL SPACES

Miniature HERB GARDEN

This is the perfect project for you to tackle over a weekend while the weather is still a bit on the chilly side. The wooden board will make it easy to mount this on a wall in your kitchen, or a garden fence if you’re using it outside. We’ve used herbs, but you could put in trailing plants to give a living wall effect. What you will need MATERIALS AND EQUIPMENT • 20x42cm (8x16.5in) piece of pine/plywood • Tape measure • Set square • Pencil • Junior hacksaw • Sandpaper • Chalk paint • Paintbrush • Wax or varnish (optional) • Glass jars with 10cm (4in) diameter tops • Bradawl • Three wood screws (no longer than the depth of your wood) • Metal hose clips to fit 10cm (4in)…

Miniature HERB GARDEN

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