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Conte & Conte, LLC
“Vegetable Gardens, thanks to Fairfield House & Garden Co. for building these!”
“vegetable garden using planters like these. How shall I plan for water drainage? It's also a great spot because (I think) I can keep the deer and rabbits out by having a gate at the top of the stairs that lead to it.”
“dible garden. Raised beds lend order and structure to a kitchen garden. Depending on the dimensions, they also can be kid and grandparent friendly. For example, this set of eight raised beds, beautifully constructed from ipe or similar hardwood lumber, has details like mitered corners and smooth hardware”
“this side kitchen garden for its attractive design, functional spacing (there's room for a wheelbarrow between the raised beds) and the excellent proportions that hold their own with the scale of the home.See how to make a raised garden bed”
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Samuel H. Williamson Associates
“cutting garden is conveniently located just outside the kitchen, with views to the dining terrace beyond.”
“herb garden close to the kitchen”
“the back garden could be like this”
“garden in the middle of the patio”
“kitchen garden - outside kitchen if no green house”
“Back by slider, sitting area and herb garden”
“Really love the little fountain and garden”
“Fresh feel, herb garden look, tranquility”
“outdoor artisan idea with garden and fire place”
“This kitchen garden looks a lot like one you would find in Colonial Williamsburg. It's so great that these people have dedicated such a large part of their patio space to it.”
“In the garden. A kitchen garden situated right outside the house is convenient for stepping out and clipping a few stems”
Modern Country Lady
“See how to build this raised bed garden”
“in your garden — at least 6 hours of sunlight is required for best results — and consider raised beds to have deep, healthy soil for your edible garden.Read how to build your own raised bed”
“Bonus: 11. Plant a kitchen garden. If you have the room, consider giving up some of your lawn space for a productive”
“Grow garden veggies and herbs in a raised bed. The square-foot gardening system allows you to grow the most produce in the smallest amount of space.More about potagers”
“Group and Rotate PlantsClassic potagers had four beds with four separate crops that rotated each year. Today's gardener often”
“Community Garden300½ Atlanta Drive, Austin, TXCalling all green thumbs! Learn how to grow your own apples, peaches and berries at a free workshop at the Deep Eddy Community Garden. Learn about varieties which excel in the Austin area, and learn specific planting details like how large the hole for planting”
Avant Garden
“extensive kitchen garden for Portola Valley estate.
photo by Galen Fultz”
“love this garden, especially the deer fence.”
“Deer proof garden with raised beds”
“My new vegetable garden in Blaine!”
“Garden box with angled trellis”
“size of veggie garden”
“Raised garden. Pretty cool.”
“Raised beds for back gardens”
“Garden in the future”
“garden - raised beds”
“Veggie & herb garden”
“Great gardens and trellis”
“Garden construction idea”
“Planter boxes for Gardening”
“another raised garden”
“Valley Kitchen Garden”
“Veggie garden...vegetable garden...Veggie garden ideas...Wow kitchen garden...KITCHEN GARDEN...veg garden...veg garden 2...Outdoor garden....mountain gardening...nice garden...great garden...garden enclosure...kitchen garden”
Aloe Designs
“vegie garden separated by herb garden”
“Gorgeous cedar raised garden bed for a small space.”
“for a kitchen garden. The edible garden movement is growing by leaps and bounds, and in many suburban areas it's no longer uncommon to see tomatoes and peppers growing in the front yard and expanses of grass given up in favor of raised vegetable beds. A family of four doesn't need a huge garden to provide”
“Keep it in bounds. If you’re a beginning gardener, start small with your favorites. You won’t be overwhelmed by either the care or the harvest.”
“of the garden. Here, they can reap the benefits of their hard work year-round and enjoy a constant supply of fresh produce. Right now, the raised beds are full of eggplant, peppers, tomatoes, corn, beans, zucchini, beets, edible flowers and more. Caitlin devotes one 5-by-5 bed to greens. "My favorite”
Avant Garden
“raised beds kitchen garden
Photo by Galen Fultz”
“Terraced Raised beds for hillside garden”
“Top rail trim for sitting while gardening”
“raised beds kitchen garden
Photo by Galen Fultz”
“Would LOVE to do a terraced garden one day”
“clean, neat, well bolted raised beds contrast nicely with the white and green. Out of the main patio area and yet not too far from a kitchen apparently”
Robin Amorello, CKD CAPS - Atmoscaper Design
“Left over odd pieces of flagstone added to garden pea gravel”
“wish my garden looked like this!”
“good idea for a deck a raised garden”
“AFTER: The new garden was built completely from scratch; most of the work was done in spring and summer 2011. Joseph and Robin added 185 square feet of planting space to the shed, plus about 35 square feet for the shade garden off the back of the deck.More:Inspiring Ideas for”
Becky Harris
“Herb garden & blooms front yard.”
“Like the lower right corner area of garden”
“love the laid back english style garden”
“open more of front yard to flower garden. what abt winter?”
“Who doesn't love a traditional cottage garden!”
“curb appeal front yard small garden”
“Having a garden is much better for the environment than a lawn!”
“These kinds of gardens take the kitchen garden from the back patio to the front yard.
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“cottage-potage garden. I imagine the historic predecessor of what I call the cottage-potage garden might have looked a bit like this garden, with edibles such as kale (in the foreground), herbs and squash (adjacent to the house) planted here and there alongside scented flowers and ornamentals.”
