Flower beds and planted pots, even in a gravel garden

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Flower beds and planted pots, even in a gravel garden

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May 2019. Plants layer beneath the plank fence, and a path of white gravel runs along the deck.

Before the work (May 2015). Weeds spread across bare soil, and flowers had been planted wherever there was room.
After the work: a curving brick flower bed and white gravel laid over weed-control sheeting.

LeftBefore the work (May 2015). Weeds spread across bare soil, and flowers had been planted wherever there was room.

RightAfter the work: a curving brick flower bed and white gravel laid over weed-control sheeting.

September 2015. A tree with pale violet flower spikes takes the lead, with hostas and other ground cover at its foot.
September 2015. A tree with pale violet flower spikes takes the lead, with hostas and other ground cover at its foot.
Flower beds and planted pots, even in a gravel garden, photo
The flower bed four years on. Trees, ground cover and potted plants layer against the plank fence.
The flower bed four years on. Trees, ground cover and potted plants layer against the plank fence.
Petunias in a pot hung on the plank fence. Pink stands out well against the dark brown boards.
A Welcome sign painted with flowers, hung on the fence.

LeftPetunias in a pot hung on the plank fence. Pink stands out well against the dark brown boards.

RightA Welcome sign painted with flowers, hung on the fence.

From the deck into the depths of the garden. Flower beds and the plank fence follow the gravel path.
From the deck into the depths of the garden. Flower beds and the plank fence follow the gravel path.
A container planting in a giant clam shell, made at the planting class at Eight Garden.
The path beside the house. Small pink flowers spill over the edge of the white gravel.

LeftA container planting in a giant clam shell, made at the planting class at Eight Garden.

RightThe path beside the house. Small pink flowers spill over the edge of the white gravel.

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