Make Your Cottage Garden Dreams Come True

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Creating a cottage garden is all about embracing a relaxed, charming, and slightly wild aesthetic. Here are some steps to achieve that picturesque cottage garden feel.

Cottage gardens typically feature a mix of flowers, herbs, and sometimes vegetables. Opt for old-fashioned varieties and mix different heights, colors, and textures for a visually appealing look. Some classic, cottage garden plants include roses, hydrangeas, lavender, salvia, Shasta daisies, and veronica. Herbs like lavender, rosemary, and thyme not only add fragrance and beauty but also attract pollinators.

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Cottage gardens often have informal, curved borders rather than straight lines. Allow plants to spill over pathways, and mix different types of flowers and foliage together for a relaxed, unplanned feel.

Avoid rigid geometric shapes and opt for flowing, naturalistic edges instead. You can achieve this by using curved flower beds or incorporating meandering pathways.

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Encourage them to climb by adding trellises, arbors, or pergolas. Climbing Roses that are left to scramble over structures and through trees create a romantic, whimsical feel.

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Cottage gardens often attract bees, butterflies, and birds, adding to their charm and ecological value. Include plants that attract pollinators, such as agastache, lavender, monarda (bee balm), and penstemon. These plants provide nectar and pollen for bees and butterflies while adding beauty to your garden.

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