Forest edge landscaping

Minnesota is home to 17.7 million acres of forestland. With about a third of the whole state covered in trees, there’s a decent chance your property borders on a wooded area—yes, even in Minneapolis. While these forests can be absolutely beautiful, they can also make... The post Landscape Design in Wooded Areas appeared first on KG Landscape Management.

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My side yard and landscaping next to woods!

Parterre’s New Woodland Garden Part 1 | Private Newport

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Woodland border

Learn how to design a woodland garden and turn an untamed woodland into a lush, colorful haven with year-round interest.

I struggle with what to do at the edge of the forest. Now I have woods with undergrowth then a bed of mulch then lawn. Would it make more sense to seed the mulch area and just mow into the woods and create a line that way. If I keep the bed then I assume it would need lots of bushes, ornamental ...

Shade Garden Space, RCB

Today we’re off to see Sally Barker’s garden in Maryland. My garden was featured several times on GPOD a few years ago (Sally’s Garden in Maryland Revisited). Needless to say, […]

Edging along woods

My neighbor stopped in front of my yard where we were moving rocks and mulch, and asked, “So where will the hotpots go? And the mud volcanoes?” I scratched my chin. “Haven’t…

This is Part 12 of Our Native Landscape Story. Each of the posts in this series has showcased sections of our yard and what we've done in each section including before and after photos. Part 1 and Part 2: Removing Impervious Surfaces Part 3: Removing Stone Mulch Part 4: Removing Invasive Species and Smothering Grass Part 5: Smothering More Grass and Planting Woodland Natives Part 6: Planting Natives on a Steep Hillside Part 7: Planting the Hillside Part 8: Removing More Stone Mulch and…

Landscape Design Tip: Wild and woodland gardens may consist of native plants or be a mix of ornamental and natural plantings such as grasses, mosses, ground covers, large and small shrubs, evergreen and deciduous trees. #landscapedesign

I love this layered planting on the edge of the woods at Cornell Plantations in Ithaca, New York. A small hosta along the front edge gives way to a swath of extravagently blooming rodgersias next...

Merion Station landscape design and installation. Buffer planting. Plants to screen a neighbors property. Blue Spruce, Spirea, Nandina, Sourwood, Viburnum.