You don’t have to live in a cottage to create your own cottage garden paradise. You don’t even have to live in the country.
In fact, you can create a cottage garden just about anywhere, because cottage gardens are all about achieving an informal style and design, where dense planting and traditional materials combine to make the most of what are normally quite small gardenspaces.
Let us show you how.
1. Geraniums come in many colours and are great as bedding plants and equally at home in planters.
2. Tuscany works in both contemporary and traditional settings.
3. Imperata Cylindrica (Red Barron) is quite spectacular and can be grown in containers.
4. Using accessories that complement the colours of plants will create a more co-ordinated look to your garden.
5. Choose plants with a traditional theme, such as box privet.
6. The traditional Old Town sun circle feature kit.
7. Decorative stones encourage the growth of rockery plants.
8. Decorative stones complete the look and give texture and definition at the edges of paved areas.
9. The right complementary edging will always create the ideal finish to all paving.
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