Hellstrip garden

20 ways Buffalo gardeners handle that strip between sidewalk and street

Native Hellstrip Gardens...Where there’s a sidewalk, there’s often also a hellstrip – that narrow planting space between the walk and the...

Located in West Jordan, Utah the Conservation Garden Park showcases waterwise landscaping examples as well as interactive educational exhibits on how to achieve a waterwise landscape.

We are determined to turn our “hell strip” into something beautiful.

Hellstrip gardening is quickly becoming a much-needed trend with city and suburban gardeners. It adds curb appeal, is low maintenance & sparks conversation.

Local gardeners have embraced the use of small plots of land that have a devilish name. Hellstrips are green spaces found in front of houses that lie…

HGTV Gardens offers tips for transforming your hellstrip into something beautiful.

Plant Your Hellstrip (aka get rid of grass + infiltrate stormwater)

Those small strips between sidewalks and streets are often the most challenging to plant - plants there seem to scorch, fry and die - especially in the heat of summer. These strips of land are often lovingly referred to as hellstrips. Read on for nine perennials that are well suited and prepared to take on these hot en

HGVT Gardens is showing you flowering plants in a hellstrip.

Hell Strip, and attracts pollinators.

We all have challenging areas in our landscapes, but perhaps one of the toughest is the proverbial “hellstrip”, that narrow planting bed sandwiched between the road and the sidewalk. To…

That narrow strip of land between the sidewalk and street??you know, the spot that your garden sprinklers don't quite reach??has a big impact on your

The hellstrip — the space between a street and a public sidewalk, also known as a tree park, boulevard, meridian, and planting strip — is getting a lot of attention these days with the publication of Evelyn Hadden’s Hellstrip Gardening by Timber Press. This comprehensive guide with gorgeous color

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Turn your hellstrip into a specially designed “welcome home” garden.

Curbside gardens can be surprising sanctuaries for birds, bees and other pollinators.

Ellie’s hellstrip from the Wall Street Journal’s article on hellstrips. It could be the most famous hellstrip in America.(Not a lot of other ones get too much coverage!) Photo by Don Zi…

I love this hell-strip planting on street with otherwise completely uninteresting front lawns. It is simply masses of violets (why do some p...

My hellstrip garden in spring. Smells heavenly! Korean lilac, Dianthus Bath's pink, tall sedums, iris, and more.