What do you think? I once read that you should not... - February 1st, 2004 at 04:52 PM
be able to see more than one decorative element (non growing, "junk", "things") at a time. This sort of describes my woods, front and formal garden. In those places it is the plants that are the most important.
In the front I have grouped the "things" together, more like a vignette. On my porch and in each flower bed on both sides of the front door. You can not see each grouping until you walk up to them.
I like my woods to not be cluttered but have special things tucked in spots where people don`t expect them.
In my woods I have an angel urn just 3 by 4 inches that I used nail glue to put at eye level on a tree that is covered with euyonmous. I also have angel windchimes and bells tucked into a yew. You can`t see the chimes but you can hear them.
In my cottage garden and secret garden anything goes.
In the front I have grouped the "things" together, more like a vignette. On my porch and in each flower bed on both sides of the front door. You can not see each grouping until you walk up to them.
I like my woods to not be cluttered but have special things tucked in spots where people don`t expect them.
In my woods I have an angel urn just 3 by 4 inches that I used nail glue to put at eye level on a tree that is covered with euyonmous. I also have angel windchimes and bells tucked into a yew. You can`t see the chimes but you can hear them.
In my cottage garden and secret garden anything goes.