Garden Decor: DIY Log Birdfeeder
DIY Log Birdfeeder The isn’t much information on how this birdfeeder was created, but I was struck with its design enough to think about how it might be recreated. I Continue Reading
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DIY Log Birdfeeder The isn’t much information on how this birdfeeder was created, but I was struck with its design enough to think about how it might be recreated. I Continue Reading
Amazing river stone mosaic path This amazing path immediately caught my eye as I browsed through Pinterest today. The amount of design, planning and installation work involved seems amazing. I Continue Reading
As always, let me know what types of interesting items you would like to see and I will keep an eye out for them especially. — Douglas Garden / Japanese garden Continue Reading
Interesting Plant: Sedum sarmentosum Via Brenda Draeger on Pinterest Interesting Plant: Sedum sarmentosum Sedum is a large genus of flowering plants in the family Crassulaceae, members of which are commonly known Continue Reading
The Bird sNest Box by All Lovely Stuff I love attracting wildlife to my garden and if you are going to attract them, why not house them in style. The Continue Reading
Hosta sieboldiana ‘Dorothy Benedict’ ViaDonna MacKenzie on Pinterest Interesting Plant: Hosta sieboldiana ‘Dorothy Benedict’ Registered by Dorothy’s husband, Dr. Ralph (Herb) Benedict in 1983, this large (26 inches high) hosta Continue Reading
Acorn Wind Chime I have always liked wind chimes in my garden and I have several there already. That said, this acorn wind chime caught my attention on Pinterest today. Continue Reading
A lovely Tolkein-esque door spotted on Pinterest Source: bing.com viaHana on Pinterest Read more on this topic: Video: What Douglas Dug…Show 006 – Gates, structures, walls and more! Video: Continue Reading
Our seventh episode of What Douglas Dug…, our regular review show of neat gardening items I have found in my Internet travels. In this episode, A Cheap cold frame, garden sculpture and more! Continue Reading
I love the way that brick just settles into its environment and seems to have always been there, even when newly installed. It naturalizes into a garden very well and Continue Reading