If you have limited space for gardening, don’t limit your creativity – just be a smart gardener!
For the house and garden to compliment each other, keep your garden along the same lines as the house’s character and make sure which areas get the most sunlight, so that the correct plants are planted in the correct places.
Once you are satisfied with everything INSIDE your house, it is time to take a look at the outside. Guests and visitors see the outside of your home first, so it is obvious that you should spend as much time and energy on your garden as you do on the rest of your home. Here are some tips for a rose garden that will make your guests want to come back every day.
Deer and raccoons, rabbits and gophers, moles and chipmunks! They capture your heart when in a book or zoo, but when they invade your garden. Oh! That's a different story. Yet how can a rabbit resist munching on your crisp lettuce? Or a possum or raccoon stay away from your sweet corn patch? And your berries will always be attractive to a squirrel.