Creative Garden Design

"To transform your garden into a place of peace and relaxation, you shouldn't just buy random accessories in nurseries and hardware stores. Instead, it's better to develop a concept that suits your plant selection and consistently implement it. For example, it's not advisable to combine traditional, romantic plants like roses, lupines, and forget-me-nots, which are found in cottage gardens, with ultra-modern decorative elements like stainless steel pillar lights, just because they were on sale or you couldn't find anything else at the moment.

Take your time to discover the right things. Strolls through flea markets can unearth real gems. Weathered olive oil canisters, an old bicycle, old flowerpots, a metal watering can, or a rusty tin car that you equip with a lamp yourself can support such plants much better in their effect and are usually very inexpensive to obtain."

"Especially with unusual and challenging gardens, don't hesitate to seek advice and help from a professional, as they often have completely different ideas than a layperson. Above all, with the help of suitable machines and tools, they are able to carry out even larger changes quickly and easily.

In this way, your garden benefits just as much from a beautiful garden path, a planted dry stone wall, or a lovely seating area in the midst of a sea of blossoms as your house does."