There is something magical about good garden design: it changes with the seasons and remains enchanting throughout the year. If you want to embrace the beauty of each season in your own garden, this is for you. A well-crafted garden combines the best of each season for a timeless and versatile luxury outdoor space.Here’s how to showcase the power of the seasons in your garden design:
In spring, gardens come alive with colorful flowers such as tulips, daffodils and crocuses. The vibrant blooms of these flowers can be combined with leafy green plants for a harmonious contrast. An example of a spring accent could be a flower bed with a mix of tulip varieties in different colors, surrounded by fresh green groundcovers. And how about a few fruit trees? Think cherry or apple trees that not only bloom but also produce fruit. And if you want to brighten up your patio or pathways, add pots of cheerful spring blooms such as primroses and pansies. Want to know more about garden care in spring? Read our spring blog here.
Summers are meant for relaxing. Make your garden an oasis of tranquility. Consider secluded areas with well-maintained lawns, rose gardens and shaded seating. Create a sense of comfort and style by installing understated, quality garden furniture. Choose products that can withstand rain and frost, feel timeless and actually sit well. In summer, your garden will be an extension of your living room. Another must-have is an elegant fountain or tranquil pond. These not only provide coolness in summer, but the sound of rippling water also has a calming effect. Want to know more about garden maintenance in summer? Read our blog here.
When autumn comes, it brings with it a celebration of colors, with changing leaves and berries. Trees such as maples can transform your garden into an enchanting scene of red and orange hues. In addition, ornamental grasses such as splendid reed and lampshade grass can add texture and movement to the garden while maintaining a warm look in the fall. Planting shrubs with striking berries, such as firethorn or holly, can also add to the natural splendor of the fall landscape. Want to know what else you can do? You can read about it here.
Winter is all about simplicity and elegance. Evergreen plants like boxwood and yew offer year-round structure to your garden. Consider tightly trimmed hedges that add a touch of class to your garden. And why not add stylish planters in the winter? They add character even when nature is at rest. And with soft lighting, you can create a cozy atmosphere even on the coldest evenings.
Of course, you can’t fit everything into your garden. Also, you probably don’t want to work in the garden yourself every weekend. The trick lies in cleverly combining various elements. Put your summer lounge set under or next to your covered outdoor kitchen (read bbq) in the winter. This way you are surrounded by greenery in summer and you can still cozy up outside on a beautiful day in December. Soft lighting around seating areas and along garden paths creates a warm and inviting atmosphere all year round, keeping the garden enchanting even at night. In addition, work with several layers in the plot. Put a hedge in the back, place a lampshade in front of it, for example, and plant hardy ground covers in the front. Then all you have to do in the fall is plant the flower bulbs for the upcoming spring. Also enjoy your garden all year round? There is probably more possible than you think. We are happy to look at the possibilities with you and have the necessary knowledge and experience to make your dream garden a reality.
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