Many people think designing a cottage garden is more difficult than a garden in general. In fact, when done well, garden cottage includes easy because you can combine a variety of colors, textures, shapes, and types of plants. There are no restrictions when it comes to décor, you also don’t have to worry about spacing, how much you want to plant, and no graduation heights. The cottage garden is more inspired by nature, the more natural you make it the better it will look. Some popular cottage gardens usually start with a formal structure then add to the landscape with the beauty of cottage plants.

The cottage garden does not require you to always take care of the garden, but you still need to do watering, fertilizing, and pruning even though it is not too frequent. If you are a person who likes to spend time in the garden, a cottage garden can be a high maintenance. Some flowers will grow rapidly, perennials still require periodic division, but you will be satisfied with the results. Cottage gardens are usually private but they are less expensive than formal gardens. If you’re interested, today I have some pretty cottage garden ideas with image galleries to inspire.

There are many things you can get from the cottage garden. It includes abundant flowers and fragrances, as well as a feeling of comfort because you are closer to nature. If you want to build a cottage garden around your house, you can start by simply laying down an old chair or building a shed and continue to decorate it with various types of flowers and plants. From there you can add additional lines to the lounge area as well as some other personal touches. Although cottage garden design doesn’t follow any rules or guidelines, there are a few easy ways to get started.