Garden layering landscaping

Create a stunning layered garden for all seasons by positioning your plantings according to their height: small plants at the front, medium-sized plants in the middle, and tall plants at the back. Find out more and get a list of tall-to-small plants that you can use at all levels for your garden by clicking on this pin or saving it for later.

Transform your fence line into a charming oasis with these 10 easy-to-maintain small flower garden ideas perfect for any backyard space.

Want to know the secret to a more sophisticated garden design? Plant in layers! Learn how in this handy garden tip. #VideoTip #GardenDesign #GardenGateMagazine

Before you roll up your sleeves this weekend, take some inspiration from the most beautiful gardens from Australian House & Garden.

At some point, annual veggies took over the popularity contest. We’re so used to seeing neat rows of carrots, cucumbers, beans, and tomatoes that we forget there are other more beneficial ways for the home gardener to grow food. Let me introduce the layered garden to you! #Gardening #Garden #LayeredGarden #FoodForest #VegetableGarden #GrowYourOwn #EdibleGarden #GardenTherapy

Layered Gardening

Ready to revolutionize your garden? Dive into the world of multi-layered gardening with insights from Catherine Sherriffs and Christina Chung. Visit our website for the full scoop.

Landscape layering is designing a garden that uses a variety of different plants positioned in multiple rows to form a casual, mixed border planting.

Is your new home lacking in greenery? Layer the Edges - Establish a visual wall around wide-open properties with a mixed shrub border. Read all the tips here.

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