DIY Garden Planter Ideas

This application gives you inspiration with the galleries of new DIY Garden and planter design ideas. You can get a hundred designs from this application.

The ideas that we present in this application such as:
- Creative Garden Design
- Planter box design
- Flower box
- Backyard Ideas

Whether you want to start a butterfly garden or grow vegetables for the table, create a simple garden plan before digging up the yard. Your garden plan includes the site layout, a list of all the desired plants or seeds, and any necessary soil amendments. Start your planning well in advance of planting to allow yourself time to gather information and to send away for seeds or seedlings, if necessary.

Regardless of the shape of your planned garden, you need to ponder an overall design for the space. Small spaces require placement of larger plants at the center or back of the garden. This creates a gradation effect from front to back or center to edge that allows for planting multiple flowers in limited space. You can also supplement the use of tall framing plants by placing flowerpots within the garden. This creates depth and interest even in the smallest gardens. Include a large urn or freestanding iron plant hook with a hanging basket to create an innovative look in your small garden.

Resist the urge to be methodical when planting in small spaces unless you simply must have an organized, symmetrical garden. Mixing a variety of heights and colors to create depth and interest in the garden. Choose a varied shape instead of an ordinary square or rectangle to give the appearance of a larger shaped garden. Kidney bean or oval shaped gardens appear much larger with a dramatic center planting such as a rose bush or shrub.
In an Asian garden, less is definitely more. So keep your design simple. You don’t need to fill every available space with dramatic, towering plants or striking accessories. In fact, you can create a greater impact by pairing focal points such as a large tree or statue with ground-cover plants that have a more subtle appearance. Spread your statement pieces throughout the garden so the design has a sense of balance and guests experience a feeling of discovery as they wander through the landscape.
Backyards traditionally provide a private area to rest and relax after a long day's work or to entertain guests on cool summer evenings. Backyard gardens bring nature to life, creating a peaceful atmosphere to nourish the soul while producing fresh fruits and vegetables to nourish the body. With careful planning and an eye for detail, you can create a lush environment that appeals to both body and soul.

Limited space doesn't mean you cannot have a beautiful garden filled with attractive plants. Choosing to plant a small flower garden generates somewhat of a challenge for the plant lover due to limited space. However, creating the look of a traditional larger garden within a small place requires simply scaling down your expectations. Creating a unique and memorable garden necessitates the innovative use of your available garden space. You'll still need the same soil additives, plants and maintenance. Let's look at some ideas for making small flower gardens.
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