Small Summer Gardens : 35 bright and beautiful gardening projects to bring color and scent to your garden

Turn your backyard into a bright summer paradise with a collection of 35 projects to create stylish, fragrant, and abundant displays. Turn your backyard into a bright summer paradise with a collection of 35 projects to create stylish, fragrant, and abundant displays. There are gorgeous flowering plants, lush foliage, special occasion displays, and edible fruit and vegetable harvests. The projects in Small Summer Gardens include hanging baskets, window boxes, beautiful flower beds, large and small pots, and pretty recycled containers. Create a display of foxgloves and woodland plants in a rusty trunk, scented sweet peas in a tub, a mini water garden with flowering water lilies, a wreath made from alpine flowers, fruit bushes in pots, and much more. With Emma Hardys expert advice, you will learn everything you need to know about growing annuals from seed, growing bulbs, using inexpensive bedding plants in interesting ways, combining perennials and small shrubs, and growing and maintaining fruit and vegetable plants. Content: Intro Half Title Title Copyright Contents Introduction Materials and techniques Chapter 1 bright florals and scents Green enamel container Rusty trunk with foxgloves Beauty in a black bowl Metal tub with mini roses Fragrant sweet pea container Wooden tray with zinnias Rusty planter with daisies and snapdragons Rustic orange tray with bright flowers Olive container with euphorbia Blue enamel bowl with purple flowers Pretty planted basket Enamel dish with dahlias and achilleas White pot with lavender Country garden in metal tubs Chapter 2 lush foliage Succulents in pretty pastel potsGrasses in metal containers Indoor plants in baskets Heuchera stand Container water garden Metal planter with thistles and grasses Chapter 3 special occasion displays Tiered hanging basket Glass vase with flowers Poppy and petunia stone trough Pink metal box Thyme wreath Small tree containers Planted ladder pots Geraniums and petunias in pots Chapter 4 fruits and harvests Herbs in concrete pots Hanging basket with cherry tomatoes Strawberry tower Raised bed for edibles Potted kumquat Nasturtium cone Pepper and basil metal planter Resources

Turn your garden into a bright summer paradise with a collection of 35 projects to create stylish, fragrant and abundant displays.

There are gorgeous flowering plants, lush foliage, special occasion displays, and edible fruit and vegetable harvests. The projects in Small Summer Gardens include hanging baskets, window boxes, beautiful flower beds, large and small pots, and pretty recycled containers. Create a display of foxgloves and woodland plants in a rusty trunk, scented sweet peas in a tub, a mini water garden with flowering water lilies, a wreath made from alpine flowers, fruit bushes in pots and much more.

With Emma Hardy’s expert advice, you will learn everything you need to know about growing annuals from seed, growing bulbs, using inexpensive bedding plants in interesting ways, combining perennials and small shrubs and growing and maintaining fruit and vegetable plants.

There are gorgeous flowering plants, lush foliage, special occasion displays, and edible fruit and vegetable harvests. The projects in Small Summer Gardens include hanging baskets, window boxes, beautiful flower beds, large and small pots, and pretty recycled containers. Create a display of foxgloves and woodland plants in a rusty trunk, scented sweet peas in a tub, a mini water garden with flowering water lilies, a wreath made from alpine flowers, fruit bushes in pots, and much more. With Emma Hardy's expert advice, you will learn everything you need to know about growing annuals from seed, growing bulbs, using inexpensive bedding plants in interesting ways, combining perennials and small shrubs, and growing and maintaining fruit and vegetable plants.;Bright florals and scents -- Lush foliage -- Special occasion displays -- Fruits and harvests. 35 bright and beautiful gardening projects to bring color and scent to your garden