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WATER-WISE COTTAGE GARDENS / How to have the look of an English country garden without draining the reservoir By Sandra Gorry , Special to The Chronicle Sep 3, 2005 cottage garden - Tom Murray illo ...

Cottage gardens typically feature a mix of perennials, biennials, and annuals, […] The post 12 Cottage Garden Flowers for a Charming English Garden Look appeared first on... The Garden Magazine ...

Cottage gardens can be achieved on a budget by planting perennial clusters and sourcing decor from garage sales. Reach out to local gardening communities or your neighbors for plant divisions to ...

Of course I jest, but those old English cottage gardens can teach us valuable lessons about designing a cottage garden here. Layout is informal, without axis or focal point.

People growing an English cottage garden aren’t going to spend a lot of money on garden accessories. Old stumps, doors or windows taken from a house during a reconstruction project, rusting farm ...

These English garden ideas from a design expert will infuse your yard with vibrant hues and a timeless cottage charm. Ed Gohlich English cottage gardens have grown in popularity as people look for ...

Food landscaping is not new to 21st century gardens but the word “foodscaping” is relatively new. Exactly when the word came into our vocabulary is uncertain.

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Start growing your own heirloom ornamental gardens right at home. This guide to using old fashioned garden flowers and garden history timeline can lead to a variety of stunning landscape arrangements.

The result is Garth Cottage, a compact, 450-year-old stone cottage near the edge of a somnolent and postcard-perfect English village, snuggled within the arcadian dreamscape that is the Cotswolds.

Start your cottage garden by planting some seeds, which often start at one to three dollars per packet, Clarke says. "You can sow flowers like sweet peas, cosmos, zinnias, hollyhocks, calendula ...