Mulching with cardboard is a fantastic way to start a no-dig garden. Cardboard will smother weeds, keep moisture in the soil and is an easy way to make garden paths. Cardboard can be used as a base under mulch to improve your soil and encourage worm and microbe growth. It is great for vegetable gardens, established trees and flower beds.
Cardboard as will will help to retain moisture, keep weeds down and improve soil health. While there are many types of mulch available, cardboard mulching is great because it is cheap, lasts for months and reduces waste.
Cardboard mulching involves using flattened cardboard boxes as a layer of mulch over the soil. This technique helps to suppress weeds by blocking sunlight and can also improve soil health by adding organic matter as the cardboard breaks down. Cardboard mulching is an eco-friendly option as it repurposes waste materials that would otherwise end up in landfill.
Whether you’re a seasoned gardener or just starting, this guide will provide you with all the information you need to get started with cardboard mulching.
- Cardboard mulching is an eco-friendly and effective way to suppress weeds and improve soil health.
- To get started with cardboard mulching, you’ll need flattened cardboard boxes, a source of water, and a layer of organic mulch.
- Avoid common mistakes such as using glossy or colored cardboard and not wetting the cardboard thoroughly before applying.
Why mulch with cardboard?
Mulching with cardboard is a gardening technique that involves using cardboard as a layer of mulch to cover the soil. It is an eco-friendly and cost-effective way to suppress weeds, retain moisture, and improve soil health.
You can use recycled cardboard boxes that are flattened and placed on top of the soil. The cardboard should be free of tape, staples, and any other non-biodegradable materials. It is important to note that glossy or colored cardboard should not be used for mulching, as it may contain harmful chemicals that can harm plants and soil. It is a natural way to prevent weed growth instead of using inorganic methods like landscape fabric.
Cardboard mulch is an excellent way to create a no-dig garden bed. By layering cardboard with other organic materials such as compost, straw, or leaf mold, you can create a nutrient-rich environment for your plants. The cardboard acts as a barrier to prevent weeds from growing while also retaining moisture in the soil.
Using cardboard mulch can also help to improve soil health by encouraging the growth of beneficial microorganisms and earthworms. As the cardboard breaks down, it releases nutrients into the soil, which can benefit your plants.
Benefits of Mulching with Cardboard?
Cardboard mulching is a great way to improve your garden’s soil, control weeds, and conserve water. Here are some of the benefits of using cardboard as mulch:
Cardboard is a natural source of carbon, which is essential for soil health. When you use cardboard as mulch, it breaks down slowly over time, releasing carbon into the soil and improving its structure. This helps to create a healthy environment for beneficial microorganisms and earthworms, which in turn help to break down organic matter and make nutrients available to your plants.
Cardboard mulch also helps to retain moisture in the soil, reducing the need for frequent watering. As the cardboard breaks down, it adds organic matter to the soil, further enhancing its fertility.
One of the biggest benefits of cardboard mulching is its ability to control weeds. When you lay cardboard down on top of your soil, it blocks sunlight from reaching weed seeds, preventing them from germinating. This means less weeding for you, and a healthier garden overall.
Cardboard mulch can also help to smother existing weeds, preventing them from taking over your garden. Over time, the cardboard breaks down and becomes part of the soil, further reducing the likelihood of weed growth.
Cardboard mulch can help you to save water in your garden. By blocking sunlight and retaining moisture in the soil, cardboard mulch reduces the amount of water that evaporates from the soil surface. This means you can water less frequently, saving time and money.
In addition, cardboard mulch helps to prevent soil erosion, which can be a problem in areas with heavy rainfall or steep slopes. By holding soil in place, cardboard mulch helps to protect your plants and keep your garden healthy.
Materials Needed for Cardboard Mulching
To get started with cardboard mulching, you will need a few materials to ensure success. Here are the essential materials you will need:
Corrugated cardboard is the best type of cardboard to use for mulching. It is sturdy and allows for air circulation, which is essential for the soil to breathe. You can easily find corrugated cardboard at your local grocery store or online. Flatten the box into a large piece. You then cut it into smaller pieces to fit your space with garden scissors. If you find thick cardboard, then you will only need one layer to use it as mulch.
Mulch is essential to cover the cardboard and provide additional benefits to your garden. You can use any type of mulch, such as wood chips, leaves, or straw. Mulch helps retain moisture, suppress weeds, and regulate soil temperature.
Compost is an excellent addition to cardboard mulching. It adds nutrients to the soil and helps break down the cardboard quicker. You can make your own compost or purchase it from a local garden center.
Pruners are necessary to trim any excess cardboard and ensure it fits snugly around your plants.
Step-by-Step Guide to Cardboard Mulching
Mulching with cardboard is an excellent way to suppress weeds, improve soil health, and create a nutrient-rich environment for plants to grow. Here are the simple steps to mulch with cardboard.
Collect your Cardboard
Collect cardboard boxes of different sizes. Remove any tape or labels, if possible, but don’t worry if there are small pieces left over. These will decompose over time.
Cut the cardboard into manageable pieces, about 2-3 feet in size. This will make it easier to handle and spread over the garden.
Lay out your cardboard
- Remove the weeds in the area where you want to apply the cardboard. This will help the cardboard lay flat on the ground.
- Lay the cardboard over the area without leaving any gaps. Overlap the edges of the cardboard by a few inches to ensure complete coverage.
- Wet the cardboard with a hose or sprinkler. This will help the cardboard break down faster and prevent it from blowing away.
- You can then cover the cardboard with compost if you choose. This will help the cardboard to break down and feed the soil.
- Cover the cardboard with a 2-3 inches of mulch. You can use compost, straw, pine needles, shredded paper, grass clippings or wood chips. You can also use inorganic mulch such as rocks or pebbles for gardens with succulents or cacti.
- Water the area again to settle the layers into place.
Maintain your Cardboard
- Water the area regularly to keep the cardboard moist. This will help it break down faster and provide nutrients to the soil.
- Check the area periodically for any gaps in the cardboard. If you find any, simply add more cardboard and cover it with compost, straw, or wood chips.
- After a few months, the cardboard will begin to break down and turn into rich, fertile soil. At this point, you can plant your desired plants directly into the mulch.
How to use cardboard to make a no-dig garden bed
To make a no-dig garden bed using cardboard:
- Clear the area of weeds and debris to make room for the new bed.
- Cover the area with a layer of cardboard.
- Water the cardboard in to settle it into place.
- Cover the cardboard with a 2-3 inch layer of compost.
- Cover the compost with a 1 inch layer of straw.
- Repeat 2-3 times.
- Allow the garden bed to break down for 3-6 months.
- Plant into the area when the garden bed resembles soil.
Note: if you want to plant directly into the garden bed, add good quality potting or raised garden mix in the areas you want to plant.
How to use cardboard to create paths
Using cardboard as a base to create a natural, movable path is a fantastic idea. If you have an area between vegetable garden beds or down the side of your house that you would like to turn into a path then using cardboard is a fantastic way to do this.
- Pick the area that you want to lay the path and rake the area flat.
- Remove any weeds in the area.
- Cut the cardboard into the shape of the path and lay it down where you will want to walk.
- Lay bark chips over the top to hold the cardboard in place.
This simple method of making a path using cardboard is a great way to stop weeds from growing through. The cardboard will stop the weeds from getting light and growing through your bark chips. Make sure that you don’t leave any gaps when laying your cardboard and it will work well.
Common Mistakes to Avoid when Mulching with Cardboard
When it comes to mulching with cardboard, there are a few common mistakes that beginners tend to make. Here are some things to keep in mind to avoid those mistakes:
Using Coated or Colored Cardboard
One of the most common mistakes is using coated or colored cardboard. This type of cardboard can take a long time to break down. It’s best to use plain cardboard that doesn’t have any coatings or colors.
Not Preparing the Area
Another mistake is not preparing the area before laying down the cardboard. Make sure to remove any weeds or grass from the area and level the ground. This will help the cardboard lay flat and will help to keep the area weed free for longer.
Using Too Little or Too Much Cardboard
Using too little cardboard can result in weeds growing through the mulch. On the other hand, using too much cardboard can prevent water and nutrients from reaching the soil. A good rule of thumb is to create a single, solid layer of cardboard without gaps. Overlap the edges to stop sunlight from getting through to the soil.
Not Watering the Cardboard
Watering the cardboard is important to help it break down and decompose. Without water, the cardboard can take longer to decompose and can prevent water from reaching the soil. Make sure to water the cardboard after laying it down and regularly after that.
Using Cardboard with Tape or Glue
Using cardboard with tape or glue can prevent it from breaking down properly and can harm your plants and soil. Make sure to remove any tape or glue from the cardboard before using it as mulch.
Alternatives to Cardboard Mulching
While cardboard is an effective and eco-friendly mulching material, there are other options available for those who prefer different materials or have difficulty sourcing cardboard. Here are some alternatives to cardboard mulching:
Newspaper is a readily available and affordable option for mulching. It is biodegradable and can be layered similarly to cardboard. Simple layer 3-6 sheets of newspaper over a preprepared bed. Newspaper however may not as effective as cardboard in suppressing weeds and may require more layers to achieve the same results.
Straw is a popular mulching material that is readily available at garden centers and farms. It works well to stop weeds and retains moisture well.
Wood chips are a long-lasting and effective mulching material. They are readily available at garden centers and tree trimming services. Wood chips work well as a mulch on their own or applied as a top layer on your cardboard.
Mulching with Cardboard – Pros and Cons
Check out the pros and cons of mulching with cardboard.
Cardboard smothers weeds
Cardboard is fantastic for smothering weeds and forms the first layer of the no till garden method. When using this method, layers of cardboard are placed over weeds which will stop them from getting light and they will eventually die off under the cardboard. This is particularly good for soft weeds that do not have runners like clover and chickweed.
Layer the cardboard without leaving any gaps and place it straight over the weeds. Layer compost, straw or wood chips over the top of the cardboard to hold it in place and stop it from drying out. The cardboard will break down over time killing off the weeds. This will create fantastic soil to grow fruit trees, vegetables or flowers.
To start a no dig garden, check out this great video below that uses cardboard as a mulch.
Cardboard adds organic matter to improve your soil
Cardboard is a high carbon material and contains air pockets between the layers. This allows microbes to come in and start breaking down the cardboard into your soil. Worms will be attracted to both the cardboard and the bacteria and will continue the breakdown process.
Check out this video for a quick guide to using cardboard in your garden as mulch.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HIWDPlaB6wY&t=43s
Laying cardboard down as a mulch will help to keep moisture in the soil creating the perfect environment for microbes and worms to thrive.
Cardboard can be plastic coated
Some cardboard contains a plastic coating and colored ink which will get into your soil and take a long time to break down. Adding this to your garden can cause moisture build up and you could be adding chemicals into your garden that you don’t want. Choose plain cardboard to use as mulch in your garden instead.
Cardboard can be covered in tape
Depending on the box structure some cardboard can be closed with plastic tape. This is common for moving boxes where they have been closed at home using packing tape. You should remove the tape from the cardboard before putting it in your garden. The tape will take a long time to break down and can end up in your soil.
Cardboard can attract bugs
Anytime you lay something flat on the soil surface it becomes a hiding place for insects and creatures. You may find that slugs, snails, spiders, lizards and ants can all enjoy living underneath your cardboard. While this is not a problem, be very careful if you live in an area with snakes as they may make a home under the cardboard as well.
To be as safe as possible, do not lift the cardboard with your hands, particularly in warm weather. You should not need to lift your cardboard at all as once it is laid you should put wood chips or straw over the top to hold it down.
Best cardboard to use as mulch
Cardboard comes in many thicknesses, coatings and colors and some are great for using in the garden. To mulch safely with cardboard choose a cardboard that is plain and does not contain large amounts of ink. Some cardboard can contain a plastic coating or adhesive and will take much longer to break down. Egg cartons and plain brown cardboard make great mulch in your garden.
- Plain cartons or shipping boxes like Amazon boxes. Look out for cartons that have minimal or no ink.
- Plain shoe boxes
- Egg cartons are a fantastic cardboard for your garden as they are a soft cardboard and will break down quickly.
Cardboard to avoid using for mulch
Most will be Tissue boxes and cookie boxes also come with a plastic coating so are not a great choice for your garden.
Egg cartons made with plain cardboard can be a great mulch or added to your worm farm
How long cardboard takes to break down in a garden
Cardboard can take anywhere from 3-6 months to break down in your garden. This will vary depending on how thick the cardboard is and the conditions. In warm moist conditions cardboard will be broken down in around 3 months if laid under bark chips or compost. Microbes and worms will break down the cardboard and mix it in with the soil.
Using shredded cardboard as mulch
Shredded cardboard can be a good mulch if mixed with wood chips or compost. Shredded cardboard on its own will become too dry and can blow away. Mix it together with other mulch types to hold it in place and water it in well.
Cardboard is a low cost or completely free way to stop weeds and mulch your garden. When used in combination with bark chips it can make a fantastic path or no dig garden. Keep moisture in your soil and support microbe growth by laying cardboard as a mulch.
By using cardboard as a weed barrier, you can reduce the need for herbicides and save time and money on weeding. Cardboard adds organic matter to the soil as it breaks down, improving its structure and fertility.
When using cardboard as mulch, it is important to follow some best practices. Make sure to use plain cardboard without any tape or plastic, and overlap the pieces to prevent weeds from growing through gaps. Wet the cardboard thoroughly after laying it down, and add a layer of compost or other organic material on top to encourage decomposition.
While cardboard mulch is effective, it may not be suitable for all situations. Cardboard mulch may not be the best choice for plants that require a lot of water, as it can prevent moisture from reaching the soil.
Overall, mulching with cardboard is a great option for gardeners looking to reduce their environmental impact and improve soil health.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do you prepare cardboard for mulching?
To prepare cardboard for mulching, remove any tape or labels from the cardboard and cut it into pieces. Wet the cardboard with a hose to help it decompose faster and lay it down flat on the soil. You can also shred the cardboard for faster decomposition.
What are the benefits of using cardboard as mulch?
Using cardboard as mulch has several benefits. It suppresses weeds by blocking sunlight, retains moisture in the soil, and improves soil health by adding organic matter. Cardboard also breaks down slowly, providing long-term benefits to your garden.
Can you use cardboard under mulch around trees?
Yes, you can use cardboard under mulch around trees. It will help suppress weeds and retain moisture in the soil. However, make sure not to cover the trunk of the tree with cardboard or mulch, as it can cause the tree to rot.
Where can you find free cardboard for gardening?
You can find free cardboard for gardening at local stores or businesses that receive shipments. Ask for their cardboard boxes or check their recycling area. You can also ask friends or neighbors for their cardboard boxes.
Will roots grow through cardboard used for mulching?
New plants grown on top of cardboard mulch will usually not be able to push their roots through the cardboard. If you want to plant in an area that you have laid cardboard mulch, make a small hole in the cardboard and plant straight into the soil below.
How many layers of cardboard are needed for effective mulching?
The number of layers of cardboard needed for effective mulching depends on the thickness of the cardboard and the type of plants you are growing. Generally, one to two layers of cardboard is enough for to stop weeds and improving soil health.
Len laying your cardboard and it will work well.
Check out this video for more on making paths with cardboard and wood chips in your vegetable garden.
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The unique atmosphere and features of different types of gardens could be the blueprint for creating the overall look and feel for the next stage of the Wichelstowe development.
Two design consultancies, one of which is currently delivering the Olympic Park in London, have created a proposal for the remainder of the development to have four separate areas – the market garden, formal garden, natural garden and water garden.
Each area will have a distinct and unique character, with the natural environment blended with the buildings and homes.
The council is now looking for public views about the draft designs, and has arranged three exhibitions taking place at:
Wroughton Library on Monday 12th March between 2.30pm and 7pm;
East Wichel Primary School on Wednesday 14th March, between 3.45pm and 7.30pm;
Old Town Arts Centre, on Thursday 15th March between 12noon and 7.30pm.
The new codes will also be on the agenda of the council’s South locality residents’ meeting on Tuesday 20th March at Ridgeway School.
Design codes are necessary to co-ordinate the schemes that will be built by various developers across the remaining West and Middle Wichel areas, and control the quality of the building work. The area currently under development at Wichelstowe is East Wichel.
The feedback from the exhibitions will be used to refine the codes before they are submitted for planning approval.
Cllr Peter Greenhalgh, Swindon Borough Council cabinet member for Sustainability, Strategic Planning and transport, said: “The original name for the Wichelstowe area was the Front Garden, so the suggested new design codes are highly appropriate.
“The ideas fit completely with our ambition to make Wichelstowe a nationally-recognised quality development which will be a really pleasant place to live. The consultation events are very important and we hope that as many people as possible come along and give their views.”


The North West Cambridge Development Masterplan is designed to create a new district and extension to the city of Cambridge, centred on a mixed academic and urban community. The project, for the University of Cambridge, uses design, architecture and planning to advance the institution’s role in leading the future of a knowledge-based economy.
AECOM’s Design and Planning team has applied its experience in masterplanning to develop a scheme that reflects the collegiate urbanism that is Cambridge’s trademark, taking into account how people’s lives shape, and are shaped, by their environments. The project represents the largest capital development the University has undertaken in its 800-year history, including up to 1,500 affordable homes for University and College staff, 1,500 private homes, accommodation for 2,000 post-graduates, 100,000 square metres of academic and commercial research space, a primary school, community centre, hotel, senior living, parklands, playing fields, sustainable transport and an extensive cycle network.
The masterplan was selected by a jury of some of the world’s most dynamic architects and designers, winning the competition from a shortlist of ten entries.
The jury commended the project, saying: “The masterplan is a highly competent response to an enlightened client brief, with a well resolved sustainability and landscape strategy, and incorporates socially sustainable mix-uses. The project stood out for its environmental sustainability and cultural sensitivity.”
Jonathan Rose, Principal, Design and Planning, AECOM commented on the win: “The University of Cambridge gave us a robust brief to address connectivity, community, character and climate, while being mindful of the UNESCO-listed town centre and unique university setting. Since construction commenced a year ago we have watched our masterplan come alive and it is an honour to have our work recognised by WAF’s panel of architects and designers who are at the top of their game.”
Roger Taylor, Project Director of the North West Cambridge Development said: “We are thrilled that the AECOM masterplan has been recognised at the World Architectural Festival. The masterplan reflects the character and qualities of Cambridge that we anticipate will see the development, the University, and Cambridge into its next chapter.”
The project received planning permission in 2013 and phase one of construction is currently underway. Phased completions are scheduled from 2015 with the full development expected to be delivered by 2030.


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Winterthur's 1,000 acres encompass rolling hills, streams, meadows, and forests. Founder Henry Francis du Pont translated his love of the land into a unified work of art.
-- Winterthur Museum Guidebook
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The University of Arizona hosts thousands of visitors each year who often comment on the beauty of the campus. What people don’t often see is the smart design and hidden features that are purposefully engineered into our buildings and landscapes that make our campus a leader in sustainability. From underground rainwater harvesting tanks that irrigate landscapes, to Arizona’s oldest LEED certified building, this campus is full of features that help support the University’s sustainability goals and are helping to reduce the effects of climate change.
The Campus Sustainability Tour is a two-mile self-guided tour through campus with 14 stops that highlight some of the most prominent examples of environmentally friendly design, as well as some features that people walk by on a daily basis without noticing. The tour starts at the ENR2 building on the south end of campus, and ends at the Community Garden on the north edge of campus.
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- Moisture: Medium
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Jonathan’s work merges an enthusiasm for ecology with a wide array of technical skills in documentation, detailing, visualization, graphic design, animation, and lecturing. He is a committed practitioner, teacher, and problem-solver. He leads the firm’s creative direction with a belief that design impacts all elements of our daily life, it affects our ethos as a society and the health of our environment.
Jonathan received his Master of Landscape Architecture degree from the University of Minnesota where he has taught as an Adjunct Assistant Professor since 2012, teaching a graduate design studio for students of Architecture and Landscape Architecture, as well as lecture courses in visualization, narrative, modeling and design. His academic work includes publication on the topics of sustainable climate change metrics (The Park Reconfigured), development strategies in the Venetian Lagoon (Extreme Cities), and sustainable food systems (Nature: Collaborations in Design).
Jonathan has experience leading design teams on numerous award winning and culturally significant projects which include; the Rwandan Institute for Conservation Agriculture (Bugesera, Rwanda), Marshall Riverfront Park (Minneapolis, MN), Upper Harbor Terminal (Minneapolis, MN), Nicollet Mall (Minneapolis, MN), Beverley Taylor Sorenson Center for the Arts (Cedar City, Utah), Ward Commons (Honolulu, HI), and 2018 LILA International Garden Award winner, Lake Marion.


A former intensively used agricultural area that will become the first forest in Italy designed to be accessible and inclusive.
In the municipality of Mira (Venice – Italy), right at the end of the Brenta Cycleway, bordered by the river, Bosco Moranzani is being created: the first forest in Italy designed to be accessible and inclusive.
What was once an intensive agricultural area, growing corn and soybeans, is in fact becoming a multifunctional green lung, which is part of the project “Dal centuriato romano alla Riviera del Brenta: riforestazione, riqualificazione e fruibilità”, funded by the Italian Ministry of Ecological Transition.
This unique woodland was created thanks to the collaboration between our team and the Emma Onlus Foundation, the forest owner, which promotes accessibility and frequentation of the lagoon context of the city of Venice in an inclusive and sustainable manner. Therefore, during the planning phase, services and activities were devised so that everyone could be welcome in the new forest. In the following years, the area will give the opportunity also to disadvantaged people and people with disabilities to experience the forest.
The project – made possible also thanks to the support of Volksbank, which believed in the initiative from the outset – envisages the planting of 5300 trees, the project includes the creation of wetlands and trails with social, educational and research purposes.


om sunlight and darkness of night can also be endowed under it. The place can then be used as a study room or even a dining room. The usage of pallets makes the place antique and attracts the visitors.
Want to create a miniature garden with living plants? This guide by expert Janit Calvo has all the information and resources you need to get started. Find out about the best plant choices, and how to (Diy Garden Fairy)


highly skilled traditional builders
Using a blend of modern creativity and traditional craftsmanship, we are experts in bringing our client’s visions to life. From garden landscaping to complete cottage refurbishments, we’ve worked across a vast range of properties within Falmouth, Truro and the wider Cornwall area. We take a bespoke approach with each client, overseeing projects from inception right down to the final stages of completion. Explore some of our projects below.


Reminiscent of old european clay pavers this paver is full of highly advanced technological features.
The elegant look of old European cobblestones with the durability and performance of advanced modern technology.
A virtually indestructible paver up to 4 times the strength of conventional poured concrete.
Series 3000's specialized manufacturing process creates a striking visual effect.
Town Hall has been designed to satisfy both traditional and permeable installation methods while maintaining a historical worn and distressed appearance.


Backyard pool designs for small backyards can be amazing ideas in how to accommodate everyone in the house with quite enchanting and admirable relaxing space. Swimming pool designs will do awesome to become all of family member accommodation at high value of beauty and elegance as well as additional feature to home decorating. Swimming pool design ideas provide best and popular references even extraordinary decorating styles at high value to make small backyards become outstanding Swimming pool design in inground can be built in indoor and outdoor such as small backyards to become quite extraordinary family member accommodation.
Backyard Inground Pool Designs
Garden pool designs with waterfall are certainly an impressive style in highly featuring interesting decorating at high value of beauty even elegant very effectively. This can be applied into small backyards as space maximizing that has always been very popular to accommodate all of family member with soothing and relaxing space very significantly. Greening of the swimming pool in inground style is extraordinary in preserving enjoyable atmosphere for all of family member although with small spaces. In order to be able in building small backyard inground pool designs just within your purchasing power, just make sure in checking all of this post’s pictures. Small backyard pool designs in inground ideas based on this article can be applied to become quite inspiring references in how to build quite pool space for relaxing for everyone in the house.
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slim rear contemporary garden design London - Gardening Take
It's time to sort out the back garden.. Different Decking Idea and Inspiration!
olive trees in courtyard. Evergreen, soft grey tones, hardy and easily shaped. My husband really wants one of these in our garden so he can have an "on-tap" supply of olives and a reminder of my Italian roots.
Useful shelf in shower. Walk-in showers (or wetrooms) are pure feel-good luxury. With a secure but seamless shower panel and tiles that extend the main bathroom floor into the shower, the overall feel is one of space and modernity.
MillHill Terrace - modern - patio - sydney - by ANNA CARIN Design-wood and concrete deck to denote separate areas. Space between deck and wall for planting beds. Mirror along background wall for an illusion of space. Cupboard in far right
City garden inspiration
*****mirror frameReflect the Sun: We talk about using mirrors inside to make a room feel larger, so why not take the same strategy outside and “double” your outdoor garden space? (via House and Garden)
Larder cupboard idea from Middleton bespoke kitchens


Published at Sunday, June 02nd, 2019 - 18:45:20 PM. Patio Ideas. By Adelheide Klein.
Enjoy outdoor living and create a relaxing atmosphere with very creative patio ideas. Imagine a backyard with an inviting patio on which to commemorate birthdays, anniversaries or just great friends. If you’d like to make the most out of your outside living space convert it into a multi-use area. Patio designs that may include an outdoor kitchen and containers full of herbs, tomatoes, cucumbers and peppers aren’t only beautiful but practical too.
Build a series of patio places that will be put to use almost all year around with the use of patio gazebos. A patio gazebo can create drama not to mention shelter from occasional rain showers and also the unhealthy rays of the sun. A slate pathway directing visitors to a patio gazebo with potted plants surrounding it provides a beautiful environment for open-air dining.
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Did you know that there are a wide variety of different types of soil in Florida? In fact, the state is home to many types of soils, each with unique and specific use characteristics. Some soils are better for farming, while others are more suited for construction.
Knowing about the different types of Florida soil can help you choose the right one for the exact needs of your project and avoid making critical mistakes that can compromise the integrity and durability of the project.
Types of Soil in Florida
Some of the most common soils found in the state of Florida include the sandy, loamy and clay-based soils.
Sandy soils are found along the coasts and in the low-lying areas that surround major rivers and streams. They are composed mainly of quartz and contain very little organic matter.
Sandy soils can be quite dry during periods of long drought, but they do have good water-holding capacity and can retain moisture for extended periods of time. This can be beneficial for landscaping in Florida as the sand makes the moisture more readily available.
Loamy soils are characterized by a combination of sand, silt and clay particles. These soils are well-drained, allowing for air circulation and efficient drainage of excess water.
Loams provide excellent rooting depth for plants, making them an ideal choice for gardens or agricultural production. The texture of these soils allows them to hold essential nutrients, making it easier for plants to absorb nutrients from the soil.
Clay-based soils are found mostly in upland areas with slightly acidic pH levels. Clay and clay dominant soils have the highest water retention capacity among all other types of soil– making them more suitable for growing crops, such as soybeans, that require plenty of water to thrive.
However, this type of soil can become compacted easily due to its dense consistency which makes it tough for plant roots to penetrate into the deeper layers of soil where nutrients can be accessed more easily.
In areas where Florida has a warmer climate throughout much of the year, there are also humidic subsoils that form deep beneath sandy or loamy topsoils and contain high amounts of organic material such as decaying leaves, woody material, grass clippings and other materials from nearby vegetation sources.
Humidic subsoils typically remain moist throughout most times during the year, providing a rich source of nutrients that aid in optimal crop growth while maintaining adequate drainage levels on Florida’s lands. This can ensure that excess water doesn’t pool over large areas which could create flooding issues during heavy rainfalls, due to Florida’s flat terrain across many regions within the state.
Histosols are another type of Florida soil that is composed of largely organic matter, such as sphagnum mosses and peat mosses with some mineral content such as sand or clay particles within its structure.
Histosols often appear black when wet due to their high concentrations of humus content, and they are typically found in wetland plains or lake beds throughout Florida’s coastal regions. In these areas, there are low-elevation regions where surface runoff from higher elevations accumulates over flatter grounds, creating wetlands.
Humidic histosols feature high absorptive qualities when it comes to storing moisture from precipitation events, while offering nutrient-dense environments ideal for diverse vegetation growth. This type of soil is ideal for areas that require a highly absorbent soil type.
At times, Histosols will undergo natural processes known as hydric processes where the matter will break down and release vital nutrients back into their surrounding ecosystems, creating perfect conditions for landscaping and gardening on a site.
Why It Is Important To Understand Soil Types
Understanding the different types of soil present in Florida is critical when planning any construction project. If the project is to be durable and last for years to come, the soil upon which it rests must be a primary consideration during the planning phase of the project.
If you are in need of assistance finding the perfect type of soil your project’s needs, Barclay Earth Depot can help provide the guidance and advice you need. Their team of aggregate experts specializes in guiding managers and business owners, enabling them to obtain high-quality aggregate that fits the exact specifications of their project needs.
The focus on the soil type and quality will ensure that everything remains sound, even after years of exposure to the infamous weather conditions present throughout the state of Florida.To learn more about how you can be best prepared for your next project, reach out to the soil and aggregate experts at Barclay Earth Depot today at 941-621-8484.


Patio. Wednesday , January 24th , 2018 - 23:21:18 PM
Arches and pergolas which are made with lattice tops and sides can provide support for climbing plants and vines. You can plant a climber such as a trumpet vine or honeysuckle at the base to create a landscape with a beautiful focal point.
Like any large city, the greater Kansas City area has many homes with smaller backyards. Fortunately, concrete patio design can be developed in such as way as to make the most of these smaller spaces. Concrete can be made to look like stone, slate or marble, and it can be polished or given the appearance of large or small bricks. Pre-cut pavers are also an excellent choice for a patio, and homeowners can enjoy the sensation of an Italian Palazzo or woodsy retreat in their own backyard. A good concrete company can give suggestions and offer examples of their work.
If you are considering measuring and installing your vertical blinds or curtains, I would recommend utilizing the various \"how to measure and install window blinds\" videos available on websites like You Tube. The advantage of doing it yourself is predominantly cost savings. It easier than you might think.
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The grounds of the former Reininghaus brewery, covering 50 hectares, represent the largest undeveloped area near the center of Graz, Austria’s second largest city. They are southwest of the main train station in the district called Eggenberg, 2 kilometers away from Graz’s well-known clocktower. The area includes fields, ponds and in part landmarked industrial architecture from the former brewery. The historically rare basement vaults cover 1.5 hectares and were made to store beer in spaces up to 8 meters high.
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There’s nothing quite like having different foliage plants to give interesting shapes and textures in the garden. From the evergreens to the deciduous. The soft and woolly contrasting with the spikey. Large leaves contrasting with small intricate leaves. Along with all of the hues of green, red and yellow that occur throughout Spring, Summer, Autumn and Winter. Put them together and you've got a recipe for good structure and visual interest.
As a photographer I want my foliage plants to stand out from each other. Contrasting shapes, foliage size, colours and textures is so important to me.
Flowers need not apply!
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Winter (December, January, February)
In the Winter leavesnbloom garden you can see:
Heuchera ‘Frosted Violet’
Leucothoe axillaris ‘Curley Red’
Leucothoe fontanesiana ‘Rainbow’
There's also this foliage too:
Heuchera 'Beauty colour'
Heuchera 'Crimson Curls'
Santonlina 'Lemon Fizz'
Ranunculus ficaria 'Brazen Hussy'
Foeniculum vulgare 'Giant Bronze'
Spring (March, April, May)
Foliage Plants - Interest in May featuring:
Cercis canadensis 'forest pansy'
Aucuba 'Gold Dust'
Berberis thunbergii 'Aurea'
Berberis thunbergii Admiration
Hakonechloa macra Albo aurea
The Fresh Foliage Frenzy features:
Sorbus sorbifolia Sem
Calamagrostis x acutiflora
Summer (June, July, August)
Beauty without Bloom features:
Athryium niponicum pictum
Humulus lupus Aureus
Heuchera Silver Scrolls
Sedum Purple Emperor
The Sturdza Pruning Technique features the pruning of the Silver Weeping Pear Tree. I've used this technique with other shrubs and trees in the garden too.
Every garden should have its own little black dress! Physocarpus opulifolius Diablo
Autumn (September, October, November)
Discover what Branklyn Garden in Perth looks like in Autumn with its wonderful array of foliage including some unusual ones.
- Foliage Beauty without Bloom features Azalea luteum and Euonymus alatus 'Compactus
- Fothergilla major Blue Shadow and it's fiery foliage
- Corylus contorta Red Majestic and here's another post about the purple/red corrugated foliage from Corylus avellana Red Majestic
- Check out my Japanese style garden ideas too.
- Parthenocissus tricuspidata Veitchii
- Enkianthus campanulatus
- Prunus incisa Kojo no mai
- Corylopsis pauciflora
- Hamamelis x intermedia Pallida
- Cerastium tomentosum
- Ophiopogon planiscapus Nigrescens
- Acer palmatum dissectum Garnet
- Acer palmatum Orange Beauty
- Fatsia japonica
- Philadelphus coronarius Aureus


2" Sch. 80 PVC Pipe Nipple 1" MPT x MPT
Made of Schedule 80 PVC (grey) with UV inhibitor. This Shrub Stick has 1 in. MPT (male pipe threads) on top and bottom. It is used in flowerbeds and shrubbery areas to spray water over the top of the plants and flowers or to spray water at the base of the plants if you want to avoid wetting the leaves of the plants.
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6 Regent Drive
Compact garden with unusual plants not normally grown in this country.
26 June 2022
- Entrance fee:
- £3 for adults, children under 12 are free
- 12.00 pm - 5.00 pm
For all enquiries, please get in touch with Charlotte Magan by email at CMagan@redcross.org.uk or by phone 07711085164
10 metre by 10 metre compact garden with climbing roses, olive tree, Japanese maple, Indian Bean Tree and a glass area with non-frost hardy unusual plants not normally grown in this country.


Ilex aquifolium Belgica Aurea (Silver Sentinel)
Economy or Premium SelectionEconomy - rooted into its pot but a further season before moving up a pot size.
Premium - more growth in its pot. More mature than Economy
A strong growing holly. Ilex Begica Aurea also known as Ilex Silver Sentinel has foliage that is a good looking glossy two toned dark and pale green with grey mottling, the finishing touch is a creamy yellow margin to the edges to the almost spineless leaves. A good choice for a well shaped variegated holly plus plenty of red berries. Female


The six-mile wildlife corridor currently under development in the Orange County Great Park will serve the region’s animal species – and will benefit a variety of native plants as well. Most notably, these include 2,000 pear cacti and 800 cholla cacti. Both species were discovered during the development of the Great Park Neighborhoods.
Rather than displacing the distinctive spiny green plants during construction of the wildlife corridor, a FivePoint team member came up with the innovative idea of creating a temporary cacti farm to nurture the plants until they can be fully replanted in their permanent homes.
This initiative is especially significant, as nearly one-third of the world’s cactus species face extinction, according to a global biological study.


L&Q volunteers spruce up Springfield Park
On Friday 22 February, housing association L&Q organised a team of volunteers from its nearby Rushgroves construction site to spruce up Springfield Park in Brent.
The team planted 100 shrubs to create a new native hedgerow on the northern edge of the park, creating an attractive feature which will also serve as a wildlife corridor. Working with Brent Council, the volunteers also carried out a litter pick and helped to repair a park bench.
Hedgerows are important habitats for wildlife, and the team at L&Q hope to create a buzzing feature that will improve biodiversity in the area. The new hedgerow at Springfield Park will be made up of a range of native species such as Hawthorn, Dogrose and Hazel to attract butterflies, birds and moths all year round with berries, seeds and flowers.
Cllr Krupa Sheth, Lead Member for the Environment at Brent Council said, “It’s fantastic that Springfield Park is being made cleaner and greener, with new flowers being planted and litter removed. This important work by L&Q volunteers will improve the quality of life for thousands of Springfield Park users.”
Marc Mckenna, Social Value Business Lead at L&Q said, “L&Q is more than just a developer; our £250 million Foundation enables us to be a long-term partner in the neighbourhoods we work in. Our fantastic volunteers have helped to make a lasting difference to Springfield Park for years to come, and we look forward to meeting more of the local community as we continue with our development.”
L&Q’s Rushgroves development will see 378 new homes built in Hendon, including 257 affordable homes. Work began on the project in 2017, and is anticipated to be completed in 2020.


Improvements to Woodley Cemetery
Works to extend Woodley Cemetery in Romsey commenced the week beginning Monday 9 September. The extension will include a new road and footpaths.
The project will provide capacity in the cemetery for years to come and will be expanded to incorporate the adjacent former pony grazing area owned by the authority. The new layout will enable a one-way road system to be created around the grounds resulting in less congestion for visitors. It is expected that work will take around eight weeks to complete.
This initial work will be followed by a comprehensive landscaping scheme including extensive tree planting which will be carried out during winter 2013 and spring 2014.
Councillor Tony Ward, Portfolio Holder for Community and Leisure, said: “I look forward to seeing the results of the enhancement work which will improve the site and ensure its continued use for years to come. All work will be undertaken sensitively and completed as soon as possible.”
Should you wish to learn more about any of the proposed improvements or wish to leave any comments please contact:
Cemetery Services on 01264 368000


I enjoy using brick to enhance a home’s footprint. Brick walkways and patios are durable, permeable, and easy to repair. And pattern in brickwork gives a lot of visual energy to a space. Choosing patterns and placement is a challenging, yet fun aspect of creating a great looking design. On this project, my client wanted a herringbone pattern for the front walkway and the back terrace.
The zigzag pattern of herringbone creates a formal, sleek, and timeless style. The pattern is laid in a horizontal plane that can be subtle or eye-catching. Prefer a subtle look? Choose a single color for all the brick. Want to make a stronger statement? Use bricks of different colors.
A word of caution in working with a herringbone pattern. To my eye, herringbone can be jarring if there are too many contrasts involved — such as a very broad range of color or a contrasting mortar color. However, if done right, adding borders in a slightly different color from the herringboned portion of patio or walkway can give a more upscale and complete appearance. Getting the size of the border exactly right is another challenge. A border can make the space overly busy – too many lines in too many directions. The best balance between border and main space plays on the interest of the pattern, yet provides a calm, cohesive setting.
Below are line drawings of the front walkway and back terrace floor.


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GOLDEN MILLET $2.95 per/lb
SEEDING RATE: Plant 25-30 lbs per acre
This millet, similar to Japanese Millet, produces more than a ton of seed per acre. Unlike Wild Millet, the seed head holds together into the season. It will grow dryland in most areas but where very dry, would like a couple of irrigations. It does not like to be flooded until its growing cycle is complete. Golden Millet and Wild Millet can be planted together and complement each other except in areas of flood irrigation where the Golden Millet doesn’t tolerate flooding.
Planting Instructions: Use general ground prep method (click here). These species should be planted after the last chance of frost. Drill 25 lbs per acre about 1” to 2” deep, roll if possible, or spin spread 30 lbs per acre, lightly harrow to cover seed and roll if possible. Spread 100 lbs. of 16-16-16 and 150 lbs of 46-0-0 fertilizer.
Below: Wild Millet on the left and Golden Millet on the right.


Forsythia ‘Lynwood’ are medium-sized deciduous shrubs primarily valued for their abundant and brilliant spring blooms. They are also known as the Border Forsythia since they are most suitable for hedging and screening purposes. The bright yellow flowers of Forsythia plant bloom will such glory that overwhelms entire flora around.
On a bright sunny day, Forsythia shrubs cloaked with large yellow flowers will simply light up your garden. These unique shrubs ultimately mark the start of spring season. Their vigorous and upright growing habit makes them a perfect hedging plant.
As the flowering season ends, Forsythia bears narrow ovate or trifoliate green leaves marked by toothed margins on the upper part. These leaves will keep up the floral interest for a long period of time. In autumn, the leaves might turn yellowish-green or even purple and display soothing autumn colours.
These easy to grow shrubs are moderately drought tolerant and thrive in well-drained, fertile soils. They prefer full sunlight and require pruning every season to maintain their right shape.
Forsythia plants can survive urban growing conditions and therefore used in city gardens for their amazing floral display. These beautiful shrubs will radiate colours when not many of the other flowering plants are in bloom.
Forsythia Lynwood Gold is also used for its exceptional cut flowers.
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Designing fountains has become a must for designers of outer spaces which have to be considered up to date for their job possibilities. Fountain models are in constant evolutions mostly because, even if long time ago fountains were considered as mere works of art, today the design field intervenes proposing models which represent any kind of shapes or figures. They could be done in plastic, resins, stones or marble and several other materials: what matters is the fact that it has to fit the style of the garden without clashing.
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If you want to opt for a more traditional and antique looking piece, you can choose a pump fountain which allows the circulation of water by a system using pumps. Usually these fountains are very characteristic and they fit well in corners where design moves to the second place as priority of your water spot.
Choosing the right fountains depends on your personal taste and the way you can make it fit to your garden style. Usually fountains reuse the water putting it back in circle, which allows you to not waste water, having a good effect, as much as if you had a fountain which is fed by a natural well, with running water. Gardening stores offer several kinds of fountains which can fit any kind of your needs. Depending on the material you will also have different costs where you can choose among. Always depending on the material, you will have to use the right material to maintain your fountain without letting mold and dirt ruin your garden piece.


Charltons timber sleepers are cut from durable Redwoods as standard
Charltons quality timber sleepers are cut from durable Redwoods as standard
The Timber is sustainable and is certified as Grown in Britain . It is sourced as locally as possible, mainly in the South West of England.
These quality timber sleepers are a very versatile landscaping product that can be used for defining borders, raised beds, steps, paths, retaining walls, tables and benches and even the base of pizza ovens. Sleepers are truly a very versatile product and a must have for any garden.
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Building a Better Modesto
The mission of Building a Better Modesto, the museum’s creative placemaking program, is to support the personal and communal well-being of the people of Modesto through art, architecture, design, landscape, and history in a way that is of, by, and for the people of Modesto.The program includes:
Modesto History Center
Modesto Architecture, Landscape, and Urban Design Center
Modesto Architecture and Design Week 2020, MADWEEK 2020
To learn more about creative placemaking, read the NEA’s Creative Placemaking.


Published at Tuesday, August 06th, 2019 - 01:04:39 AM. Patio. By Marielle Dufour.
If the patio has some steps nearby, plan a terraced garden. This will help you choose plants of varying height and colors. Use garden boxes to design a patio with railings. Garden boxes aid the growth of plants in an attractive form without much maintenance requirements.
Take some time on deciding what flooring to use. There are many different types of flooring available for you patio ideas to use. You can use wooden flooring, plain concrete or paving. I personally prefer paving as it is low maintenance and looks very sophisticated and neat. Place some furniture on your patio, but not too much. You want to be able to sit down and have a meal or read a book, but you do not want to have to weave your way in between a maze of tables and chairs to get to your favourite spot.
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How To Choose Out of doors Patio Furnishings
Traditionally, patios were higher often known as verandas or entrance porches, they usually generally served as vantage viewing points for the house occupants to have a look at the beautiful garden surroundings that was designed to be admired, moderately than lived in. This small house is ideal for the L shape design permitting infrared grill, trash cubby, sink, and refrigerator. We’ve patio thoughts, pool landscaping ideas, landscaping plant guides, outdoor kitchen. This design provides the cook dinner the power to maintain their preparation separate and even the serving house is on a lower level than the eating visitors.
A little research, a bit of word-taking, and a weekend or two may give you the outside room of your goals. My wife would love one, however our weather in the UK isn’t so good for an outdoor room like this. Tuscan outside furnishings lends itself to rustic simplicity, as well as Old World attraction.
It’s important that you think about your needs when designing your individual customized outside kitchen. You might even see patio designs on tv or get garden format thoughts from a garden tour. Experience is necessary for installations of patio or any other lighting, and so, it’s a good idea to seek help from landscape architects who’ve the required expertise in outdoor lighting design.
Our ardour is making your design dreams change into a reality and through our construction phase we work vigilantly to make sure the integrity of the design is in tact throughout the complete process. Photos of maximum popular outdoors landscaping designs with easy diy panorama ideas with deck and patio, timber and shrubs, pool and domestic backyard design plans.
A conventional outdoor firebox fire appears very very like an indoor hearth. Regardless of which type of out of doors area you might be coping with, it’s best to persist with furniture and equipment that complement your inside design. U-shaped outdoor kitchens have a variety of space to work and sit to eat or socialize.


Dave Jacke has been a student of ecology and design since the 1970s, and has run his own ecological design firm—Dynamics Ecological Design Associates—since 1984. Dave is an engaging and passionate teacher of ecological design and permaculture, and a meticulous designer. He has consulted on, designed, built, and planted landscapes, homes, farms, and communities in the many parts of the United States, as well as overseas, but mainly in the Northeast. A cofounder of Land Trust at Gap Mountain in Jaffrey, NH, he homesteaded there for a number of years. He holds a B.A. in Environmental Studies from Simon's Rock College (1980) and a M.A. in Landscape Design from the Conway School of Landscape Design (1984). You can learn more about his work at edibleforestgardens.com. He lives in Keene, New Hampshire.
Location: Stone Barns Center, Pocantico Hills, NY | Authors: Dave Jacke
Dave Jacke will teach three workshops at the Stone Barns Young Farmers Conference on December 2-4. They include:
9:15-10:45- Designing Perennial Polycultures
11:00-12:30- Gardening like the Forest
2:00-3:30- Coppice Agroforestry
Location: Ballarat, Victoria, Australia | Authors: Dave Jacke
Dave Jacke will be teaching a nine-day intensive course at Chestnut Farm in Victoria, Australia! The course, "Edible Ecosystems Emerging: Forest Garden Design Intensive," will take place from March 25th through April 3rd. For the course, participants will dive deeply into the vision, theory, and practice of designing wholesome, dynamic, and resilient edible ecosystems using temperate deciduous forests as models. All meals are provided to participants, and on-site camping is free. The course has a limit of 30 participants, so register early!


Supaturf SSR 50 Rotary Lawn Spreader
The Supaturf SSR 50 Rotary Lawn Spreader, is a professional spreader suitable for applying fertilisers and other treatments. It’s designed specifically for high efficient and cost effective application to sports grounds and managed amenity turf. Please note item/brand can vary from picture.
- Ideal for small areas of lawn
- Can be used to spread fertilisers, processed salt
- Powder-coated solid steel frame
- 25 kg capacity
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In the highly competitive world of commercial real estate, first impressions can have a lot to do with how your clients view your business. When a prospect arrives at your property for the first time, what will their immediate impression be?
If you want your property to be memorable and stand out from the crowd, a well-designed and expertly-installed commercial landscape can get you there. Landesign’s experienced and dedicated team of commercial landscape designers and architects understand the positive impact that a sustainable, professionally-designed landscape can have on visitors, tenants and the surrounding community — as well as your property value.
Landesign has successfully completed a broad range of commercial landscaping projects including parks, hospitals, schools, corporate headquarters, green roofs, municipal developments, zoo attractions, regional attractions, and shopping centers.
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Blue Flax - Linum perenne Blue flax's beautiful blue flowers bloom on delicate stems in spring and summer. They'll add a light touch to the garden.
Zones: 3 through 8
Height: Up to 2 ft.
Flower Color: Pale Pastel Blue
Plant Type: Perennial
Light Requirement: Sun to Light Shade
Bloom Time: Early - Mid Season
Seeds per Packet: 100+
Seeds per Pound: 295,000
Is this wildflower invasive: No
Is this wildflower endangered: No
Is this wildflower edible: No
Is this wildflower medicinal: No


Spray nozzle Mini
Spray nozzle for watering small areas and gardens. Spray pattern adjustable from hard jet to gentle spray. Convenient one-hand flow control.
Spray nozzle for watering small areas and gardens. The ergonomic grip allows convenient one-hand operation for effortless watering of all kinds of plants. The spray nozzle offers other features such as convenient one-hand flow control. Spray pattern adjustable from hard jet to gentle spray. The spray nozzle combines an attractive design with ease of use and a range of useful functions. In brief: the ideal solution for numerous uses in the garden. Note: Kärcher spray nozzles are compatible with all available click systems.
Features and benefits
Set the water flow rate with one hand (control spray nozzle)
Spray pattern adjustable from hard to soft
- For watering as required
|Weight incl. packaging (kg)||0.1|
|Dimensions (L x W x H) (mm)||119 x 34 x 34|
- Cone Jet
- Power Jet
- For watering small areas and gardens.
- For watering food plants and useful plants (small beds, individual and pot plants).
- For watering small beds, individual and pot plants.


Stories by Richard Weller
Richard Weller is the Martin and Margy Meyerson Chair of Urbanism, professor and chair of the Landscape Architecture Department and co-executive director of the McHarg Center for Urbanism and Ecology at the University of Pennsylvania. He is former director of the design firm Room 4.1.3 as well as the Australian Urban Design Research Center. He is an adjunct professor at the University of New South Wales in Sydney and the University of Western Australia in Perth. He has received a stream of design awards and published four books and extensive papers.


Mr. Goodbud Sedum
Sedum hybrid 'Mr. Goodbud' PP #17,671
|Very large, dense heads of light purple buds contrast with the dark violet-purple flowers on a shorter, sturdier form than other varieties. Wonderful in a mass planting or border. The showy flower heads reach their peak in fall, and if left standing will provide winter interest and food for birds. Evergreen in mild winter regions.
|Allow soil to dry between waterings.
|Moderate growing; forms clump 18 in. tall, 18 to 20 in. wide.
|Attracts Butterflies, Easy Care, Waterwise, Compact Form, Benefits Birds
|Asexual reproduction of plants protected by the Plant Patent Act is prohibited during the life of the patent.
|Easily grown in lean, very well-drained soil. Benefits from a gravel mulch. Water regularly during first growing season to establish root system; once established, reduce frequency. Avoid excessive winter moisture. Feed in spring. Clip spent flowers to promote continued bloom. Remove old foliage before new leaves emerge.
This Plant's Growing Zones: 4-9
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We have been pioneers and craftsmen in the art of growing plants for nearly 100 years. Since our founding in Southern California by Harry E. Rosedale, Sr. in 1926, we have been absolutely dedicated and obsessed with quality.


The tiniest, cutest, happy little tree you ever will see. I have watched the tree for years and find it amazing such a slow grower can have such durability. With crinkled leaves setting on top of one another creating asturdy dense mass of foliage, growth is much less than an inch per year. Leaves emerge red and orange and slowly change to green. Not difficult to grow however will need protection due to its size.
|Red, Orange, Yellow


Ayland Gardens Play Area
We are currently in the process of creating a children's play area at Ayland Gardens. A consultation took place at Ayland Gardens on Wednesday 29th May where two designs were available for residents to comment on.
If you couldn’t make it along on the day the designs are below, please click to view. Please send any comments to email@example.com


Palm Springs Welding Inc. can help create the ornamental iron project to transform your outdoor space.
Each piece of ornamental ironwork is custom created for your space. Whether you have ideas for your project, have inspiration from other projects, or are starting from scratch, our team has experience and resources to help create the look that your property is waiting for.
Our team of estimators and fabricators can help design your project from start to finish, and we have design drawing capability upon request.
Please give us a call to schedule a visit from our estimator, or a time to come down to our shop for a consultation on your project.


Make a statement in your outdoor garden with our fabulous decorative metal garden screens available in different patterns, sizes and materials. All garden screens are lovingly designed and professionally manufactured by our creative team in our UK workshop in Nottingham, we’re very proud to be a British manufacturer and to be able to deliver orders across the UK as quick as possible.
Add some Moroccan vibes to your garden with our Moroccan pattern, looking for a more modern design? Why not try our geometric design, or if you want something more natural our organic, leaf and tree designs are for you.
Available in two different finishes, our sleek powder coated aluminium in Anthracite Grey or a more luxe but natural weathered CorTen steel. CorTen steel is a very popular material which is constantly sought after by designers and architects, the surface of the steel naturally oxidises over a few weeks to a rich burnt orange which gradually turns into a beautiful dark brown.
We also offer supporting posts for all of our decorative outdoor metal garden screens as well as plain infill panels should you choose to create intervals between designs. Can’t find what you’re looking for, want a different size, shape or design? We love working on custom design projects with our customers, get in touch with our team to discuss.


When this dwelling was recently constructed, the backyard was absolutely nothing but a colorless, flat expanse of Grime. On this barren canvas, the homeowners developed an inviting out of doors Area for entertaining by putting in a stamped concrete patio with separate zones for a significant pergola and also a stone-confronted fireplace.
Turquoise accents and A variety of blue fabrics pop in opposition to white and product backgrounds. Bronze lanterns atop teak tables are perfect for just a little gentle within the evenings. This coastal design backyard is found in Sierra ...
The expense of stamped or imprinted concrete is commonly noticeably lessen in comparison to the products It's really a substitute for. Concrete is the best canvas for making a Expense-successful replica of more expensive supplies, with out offering up a normal, reliable seem. When selecting shades and patterns to your stamped cement, make certain they blend with other stone, tile or textured concrete features at your residence. Even in elaborate models with ways and fountains, designs could be nevertheless be pressed in to the concrete. Stamped concrete can also be utilised along with other decorative concrete elements such as exposed combination or acid staining. Preferred styles contain running bond brick, hexagonal tile, worn rock or stone.
Stamped concrete patios give you a extensive array of decorative options not possible with other patio products. The patio might be poured in any form or sizing to suit the Room, and you can Decide on numerous stone and brick designs and also Wooden-grained textures.
The colour hardener may be utilized utilizing among two processes; integral shade or Forged-on coloration. Integral colour could be the technique wherever your complete quantity of concrete is dyed the base coloration. Your complete quantity of concrete is colored by introducing the colour hardener on the concrete truck, and making it possible for each of the concrete within the truck to be dyed.
By imprinting designs in freshly positioned concrete, you'll be able to achieve the substantial-close search of stone or brick pavement-and sometimes in a lessen Expense Stamped concrete, generally called textured or imprinted concrete, is concrete that replicates stones for example slate and flagstone, tile, brick and perhaps Wooden. Perfect for beautifying pool decks, driveways, entries, courtyards, and patios, stamped concrete is the best out of doors paving choice. Not too long ago, stamped concrete is becoming a well-liked option for a lot of homeowners mainly because it provides a big range of selections when it comes to concrete sample and concrete shades. A different component contributing to its level of popularity is its selling price.
Patio kitchen area - mid-sized rustic backyard stamped concrete patio kitchen plan in Boise having a pergola
When the look of the concrete patio is conceived Together with the landscaping firmly in mind, gorgeous factors take place. Which was the case for this backyard patio challenge in Silverdale, Clean.
To give the patio the glimpse of organic bluestone, The bottom concrete was coloured using a pale blue colour hardener and after that accented with customized-mixed highlight colors. Fake grout lines amongst the stones provide the patio an attractive, hand-laid stone overall look.
Concrete stamps are placed on the concrete after the color launch has actually been utilized. The concrete stamps are pushed into your concrete after which you can taken out to depart the pattern in the stamped concrete.
Stamped Patios Get style and design Strategies for stamped patios and read about examples of stamped patios mounted across the country.
A concrete walkway, stamped While using the similar ashlar slate pattern useful for the patio, sales opportunities down to a 2nd much more-secluded patio with an out of doors fire pit. Seat partitions produced from concrete pavers keep the yard’s sloped terrain and make a beautiful patio border.
There are three treatments used in stamped concrete which individual it from other concrete strategies; the addition of a base shade, the addition of the accent color, get more info and stamping a pattern to the concrete.
Most recent concrete stamps are click here made of polyurethane, but older "cookie cutter" design and style stamps have been designed of various metals. The outdated style stamps lacked the capabilities of forming purely natural stone texture.


Dwarf Giant Banana
Musa acuminata 'Enano Gigante'
|Description||A versatile, dwarf form with large dark green leaves and red markings on juvenile foliage. Mature leaves are solid green. Produces bunches of delicious fruit. Shorter stature limits wind damage. Ideal specimen in a perennial or tropical border. Perennial.|
|Watering||Water when surface of soil is dry.|
|Mature Size||Fast growing clumps to 6 to 8 ft. tall and wide.|
|Landscape Use||Border, Container, Poolside|
|Design Ideas||This banana is the cornerstone of the tropical fruit garden, but is so ornamental it is used in many kinds of gardens. Tall narrow form makes it an ideal plant for side yards as fruit tree or leafy privacy screen. Plant in small city gardens as a single specimen. Though listed as a dwarf, this is still a very wide, bushy plant that can beautifully anchor house corners in the front yard landscape.|
|Companion Plants||To create a tropical-fruit garden, combine this Banana with Clementine Mandarine Orange (Citrus reticulata 'Clementine'), Pineapple Guava (Feijoa sellowiana) and Vincent Kiwi Vine (Actinidia chinensis 'Vincent') with its male pollenizer, Tomuri Kiwi Vine (Actinidia chinensis 'Tomuri'). Also grows very well under the light filtered shade of Jacaranda (Jacaranda mimosifolia) surrounded by Silver Dragon Lilyturf (Liriope spicata 'Silver Dragon').|
|Care||Follow a regular watering schedule during the first growing season to establish a deep, extensive root system. Watering can be reduced after establishment. Feed with a general purpose fertilizer before new growth begins in spring.|
|Lore||The genus was named for Antonio Musa, physician to Octavius Augustus, the first emperor of Rome, 63-14 BC.|
This Plant's Growing Zones: 10-11
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We have been pioneers and craftsmen in the art of growing plants for nearly 100 years. Since our founding in Southern California by Harry E. Rosedale, Sr. in 1926, we have been absolutely dedicated and obsessed with quality.


Belgian architect selected to redesign surroundings of Notre-Dame
The Belgian architect Bas Smets has won a prestigious competition about redesigning the surroundings of the Notre-Dame cathedral in Paris. This was announced on Monday by Paris mayor Anne Hidalgo.
The city of Paris decided to redesign the surroundings of the Notre-Dame after the fire in 2019, that destroyed parts of the cathedral. The operation is funded by the city, at an estimated cost of 50 million euros. Construction will start after the 2024 Summer Olympics in Paris.
The underground parking will be transformed into a promenade, connected with the Seine and the crypts. On the square in front of the Notre-Dame, extra trees will be planted to provide more shade, and a thin layer of water will cool off visitors during the summer months.
The company led by Smets is based in Brussels and is well known in the architect sector. In Belgium, he is responsible for the Tour & Taxis park and the redesign of the docks in Antwerp. In France, Smets finished various projects in Paris, Lyon, Bordeaux and Arles.


Cultural Arts Corridor Survey #3
As the City continues to develop plans for the Cultural Arts Corridor, we are seeking public input on preferred amenities and design elements to be included in the West Avenue Civic Space and Fay Jones Woods. Please take a few minutes to complete this brief survey and provide your input on these important elements of the plan.
Images of some of the design concepts for the spaces are included in the survey for reference. If you would like to view larger PDF images of the plan, You can download them here. The survey should take five to seven minutes to complete.


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The Barnsley Civic Trust Talk on Tuesday 27th November will tell us about the work of the independent Design Review Panel set up in Barnsley. It is made up of highly regarded designers, architects, landscape architects and artists and is completely independent of the Council.
Its role is to review the design of schemes referred to it by the Council and to give expert advice as to how they can improved. It has advised on all the major schemes in the town centre.
The presentation promises to be very enlightening and will be given by Tom Lonsdale who chairs the Barnsley Panel and who is a nationally esteemed designer and landscape architect.
Tuesday 27th November, 7.00pm
Masonic Hall, Cockerham Lane (just off Huddersfield Road).


Bunbury’s Jetty Baths Park is now an even better place to spend time in following a facelift – and to celebrate, the community is encouraged to attend an event this Saturday December 11.
Pack a picnic to enjoy with the family on the enhanced foreshore along Casuarina Drive between 9am and 11.30am, while making the most of the new waterfront promenade.
There will be a range of family-friendly festivities to enjoy including a ‘have-a-go circus’, face-painting and stilt walkers as well as food and a coffee van – not to mention free giveaways.
Key features of the new waterfront promenade include improved beach access, pathways, accessible playground, landscaped areas and seating along with picnic and barbecue facilities.
The new-look Jetty Baths Park is the latest area of local coastline to be renewed by the State Government through the Transforming Bunbury’s Waterfront project.
Other foreshore areas that have been transformed through the initiative include the Dolphin Discovery Centre, Koombana Bay foreshore, and Jetty Road Causeway.
Transforming Bunbury’s Waterfront is a State Government project overseen by the South West Development Commission and delivered in partnership with DevelopmentWA, Department of Transport, City of Bunbury and Southern Ports.
The Casuarina Drive Redevelopment, which comprises three scopes of work, is being project-managed by DevelopmentWA for SWDC.
The first scope of work has resulted in the transformation of Jetty Baths Park. The second scope of work is underway and focuses on the delivery of essential civil and servicing works. The final area of delivery is scheduled for next year and involves landscaping and revitalisation works across the remaining length of the beach along Casuarina Drive.


New Undine Park Gazebo Approved
Laramie City Council approved a conceptual plan for a new gazebo to be built at Undine Park to house community events, and will be available for Laramie citizens to reserve for private events.
The new structure is expected to be a 40 foot octagon with the availability to seat 150 people. The proposed area in which the gazebo will be erected is between the current playground and splash pad structures.
The Undine Park Gazebo project was initially started by the Friends of Undine Park to recreate the historic gazebo seen in photos of Undine Park taken in the 1920s. Before disbanding, Friends of Undine Park raised nearly $11,000 for the project. The funds have been given to the City of Laramie, which has taken over the project.
Construction is expected to begin after approval of a final budget, which is expected to come in the 2017 fiscal year.


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NOTE: The finishes are designed to replicate the look of natural aging, but unlike a painted finish, the patinas do not prevent the natural aging process. Any cast stone item with a patina finish will weather naturally in an outdoor environment. Because each patina is hand applied in a multi-step process and the product is photographed in natural settings, actual colors may vary.
The elegant and stylish Seasons Fountain will create a beautiful addition to your garden setting. The base of this birdbath fountain features four sides, with each on being dedicated to one of the four seasons. The trickling water of this beautiful fountain is sure to bring happiness and tranquility.
Seasons Fountain Features:
- Fiber reinforced cast stone concrete construction
- Proudly designed and manufactured in the United States
- No plumbing is needed; water recirculates within the fountain
- Plugs into any standard 3-prong 110V electrical outlet
- An outdoor-rated extension cord can be used to lengthen the cord
- Great for outdoor use
- Shown in Alpine Stone
- Wide choice of color options
Seasons Fountain Includes:
- Recirculating electric pump
Seasons Fountain Specifications:
- Dimensions: 28.25"L x 28.25"W x 41.25"H
- Weight: 227 lbs.
Due to the nature of concrete there is very little that can go wrong with it as long as it's properly cared for. For this reason Campania does not offer a warranty for their products. Our 15+ years of experience has shown that Campania's products are more than capable of withstanding the test of time. These products are designed to last well over 40 years, and will as long as proper care is provided for them.


Helichrysum argyrophyllum is a tough and beautiful groundcover. Awesome for spilling over rocks, walls or for edging and containers, the small glistening, almost metallic, ever-silvery leaves and stems of this South African native construct a solid, trailing and ground-hugging mat. And even awesomer, from mid-Summer thru Fall it almost covers itself with showy little canary-yellow “strawflowers” that last for months and make fun dried flowers! Grow in poor, well-drained soil (no clay). HEAT, FROST and DROUGHT TOLERANT! Deer resistant. To 3”x36”.
Liatris is easy to grow and versatile. These 1–5 feet tall plants emerge from mounds …