The New Vegetable Garden: 8 Favorite Edible Backyards - Gardenista
The New Vegetable Garden: 8 Favorite Edible Backyards – Gardenista
Our dream kitchen garden is practical, prolific, and beautiful. Here are 13 we love–all working gardens, but pretty enough for leisure time, too. Above: Th
Monday Moments with Garden Layouts
Looking to have a garden in the future? Here are some layout ideas of how you can make your garden look whether you live in the city or country.
Vegetable Garden Layout: 7 Best Design Secrets!
7 best vegetable garden layout ideas on soil, sun orientations, spacing, varieties, plans & design secrets to create productive & beautiful kitchen gardens.
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Garden Tour: Front-Yard Flavor
Showing what it means to really eat local, Ohio chef Tricia Wheeler trades her lawn (and a weekly date with a mower) for a yard full of edibles.
Dream Garden! It Even Has a Chicken Coop
An Atlanta couple and their son team up to build a multifaceted garden that’s rooted to the house.
Favorite Garden Inspiration – Room for Tuesday Blog
Today on the blog, Peggi is sharing a huge selection of garden inspiration and helpful resources & books. Check it out if you are anxious to kickstart your spring garden plans!
How To Make A Potager Garden
Topiary and Corten steel in a small north London garden by Arne Maynard
An edible garden. Photos Jason Ingram
How to Create a Potager Garden
How to create a potager garden. A potager is basically a French ornamental kitchen garden. It’s filled with practical things like fruits, veggies and herbs
Our dream kitchen garden is practical, prolific, and beautiful. Here are 13 we love–all working gardens, but pretty enough for leisure time, too.Above: This Berkeley, California garden by Star Apple Edible Gardens has arched metal trellises to support muscat grapes, green beans, and cherry tomatoes above raised beds of field stone.Above: Among this understated Rhode Island garden’s occasional flashes of color are bright blue enameled teepees on which tomatoes grow. See more in Garden Visit: At Home in Rhode Island with Painter Georgia Marsh.Above: The Cape Cod garden of architect Sheila Bonnell has everything she needs for a quick dinner salad, including cucumbers, tomatoes, herbs, and lettuce. Grasses line the perimeter to hide the chicken wire fencing. Read more in Architect Visit: A Kitchen Garden on Cape Cod.Above: Remodelista + Gardenista Architect/Designer Directory member Kriste Michelini collaborated with Esther Arnold on the design of her own kitchen garden in Alamo, California. Michelini wanted the planter boxes to be “sculptural,” so the garden would be as beautiful in winter as in summer. See the whole project among the Best Edible Garden Finalists in last year’s Considered Design Awards contest.Above: This Southern California garden by Molly Wood Garden Design mixes edibles and perennial flowers for a kitchen garden that’s suited for lingering. The project was a Best Edible Garden Finalist in our 2013 contest.Above: Designer Lauri Kranz of Edible Gardens LA created a modern steel and glass solution for keeping animal pests out of a Hollywood garden while still letting bees and butterflies in. See the whole project in Steal This Look: A Deer-Proof Garden in Hollywood Hills.Above: Demonstrating that household food can be grown almost anywhere, Danish designer Line Grí¼ner created the Urban Greenhouse–a compact structure with planter beds, garden storage, and seating, made in Denmark. For more, see Small Space Gardening: A Tiny Greenhouse on Wheels.Above: Blogger April of Wahsega Valley Farm built a bean tunnel using metal mesh and poles from her local hardware store. Learn how she did it in Vegetable Garden Design: DIY Bean Trellis.Inspired? Start designing an eat-in garden:Hardscaping 101: Design Guide for Edible Gardens.
Required Reading: The Beautiful Edible Garden.
Ask the Expert: 9 Tips to Grow Edible Microgreens.
Edible Garden: A Veg-Wedge on Legs.
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