Rose topiary garden

Growing your own Rosemary Topiary is a rewarding experience, watching it grow into the desired shape and then clipping and trimming to keep it as such. Rosemary branches can be shaped into wreaths by tying them onto a wire circle. Hang the wreath in a kitchen and pinch off bits as needed for cooking. The added bonus is the wonderful scent. Training and trimming a Rosemary plant into a topiary takes time but is rewarding to do.

English gardens are beautiful and fairly simple to replicate. Learn the main elements of the iconic style and get inspired by these design ideas.

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Brenton Roberts on Instagram: "So satisfying cleaning up the prostrate Rosemary on the front bank. I’ve tried to give it a wave shape in keeping with my the English box balls. Tapping into a little @willgibsongardens on this one #landscaping #gardendesign #art #trimming #topiary #hedges #raybrodiecottage #plantchoice #plants #garten #jardin"

Southern Home (SH): What is your first memory of being in a garden or loving the outdoors? John Howard (JH): I was born in Savannah, and as a very young child, I remember going to Forsyth Park, which has a beautiful Victorian-era cast-iron fountain, big live oak trees, azaleas, bulbs, all kinds of things like […]

ANDREW STARK on Instagram: "Here I’m turning 8 old and shaggy common rosemary bushes into lovely dome shaped topiary specimens … A good feed and a dose of spring weather will have these looking 💯 in no time #rosemary #rosemaryplant #topiary #topiarygarden #andrewstarkgardens"

Bringing that nostalgic feel to your backyard with an easy tutorial on how to create your own old fashion DIY Tree swing from scratch. Just a few supplies and an afternoon project is all it takes to create this adorable swing that the entire family can enjoy.