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Post by @homespirecreativity · 1 link | Native garden, Australian garden design, Naturalistic garden

Native Garden Designs are a beautiful and sustainable choice for any landscape! 🌿🏞️ Featuring indigenous plants and eco-friendly layouts, these designs are a delightful blend of nature and local beauty. Quick to cultivate and bursting with natural charm, Native Garden Designs are perfect for creating a vibrant and resilient garden. Indulge in this eco-friendly twist on traditional gardening today! 🌱✨ #NativeGardenDesigns #SustainableLandscaping #EcoFriendlyGardening #LocalFlora

The Artistic Garden in Spring

This is a secret garden!My friend and native plant gardener, Alice, describes herself as a late comer to native plants. I say she is an artist whose palette is native plants. The results are enchanting. There are so many ideas to borrow from her garden. Growing Many SpeciesOne is an approach that defies traditional garden design advice to place plants in groups of odd numbers, 3s, 5s, or 7s, to create mass of color or texture. While Alice employs this technique in a few places, she also uses…

10 Fast Growing Native Trees for Australia in 2025 | Australian native garden, Australian garden design, Australian garden

Explore ten fast-growing native trees ideal for Australian gardens that are both attractive and low-maintenance. Discover species like Syzygium Australe, known for its lush foliage and rapid growth, perfect for a thriving backyard oasis. These trees not only enhance the aesthetics of your space but also support local wildlife. Check out the full article to find out more about each tree variety and how to incorporate them into your garden design for a beautiful, resilient landscape.

Maryland, DC and Virginia Native Plants: Native Garden Plans Galore! in 2025 | Native garden, Garden design plans, Native plant gardening

Free planting templatesI often find getting started is the hardest part of many projects. I was recently reminded how true that is for gardening when a Master Gardener from Newport News wrote to me about a fantastic project she is working on with her fellow gardeners: a "Getting Started" kit tailored specifically to Virginia coastal gardens. This sounds like a terrific idea and I hope to be able to share it when it is ready for prime time. In the meantime, her note jogged my memory about…

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