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Patricia Tyrrell Living Landscapes added this to What’s Your Garden Style?
Mediterranean. If your garden is very dry, then you might consider taking inspiration from a dry region of the world. Certain plants instantly evoke warm, dry climes — like lavender, thyme, rosemary and other gray-leaved drought-loving plants. Team these with some warm-toned gravel, stone and terra-cotta pots to achieve the kind of Mediterranean look seen here. Many drought-tolerant plants also are high in aromatic oils, so you’ll get the bonus of scent.
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Kathie Waters added this to Horticulture Therapy
Mediterranean. If your garden is very dry, then you might consider taking inspiration from a dry region of the world. Certain plants instantly evoke warm, dry climes — like lavender, thyme, rosemary and other gray-leaved drought-loving plants. Team these with some warm-toned gravel, stone and terra-cotta pots to achieve the kind of Mediterranean look seen here. Many drought-tolerant plants also are high in aromatic oils, so you’ll get the bonus of scent.
s_goldstein added this to Edmonds- Full Yard
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Lauren Jordan added this to Landscapes
Mediterranean. If your garden is very dry, then you might consider taking inspiration from a dry region of the world. Certain plants instantly evoke warm, dry climes — like lavender, thyme, rosemary and other gray-leaved drought-loving plants. Team these with some warm-toned gravel, stone and terra-cotta pots to achieve the kind of Mediterranean look seen here. Many drought-tolerant plants also are high in aromatic oils, so you’ll get the bonus of scent.
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Silberblättrige Artemisia (Beifuss, Wermut) und teppich-bildende Erigeron (Feinstrahl)-Polster
rlindamunoz added this to Landscape wishes 2018
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Plants for dry climates--like lavender, thyme, rosemary and other gray-leaved drought-loving plants.
How about these plants with some warm-toned gravel and terra-cotta pots with an accent of Teal. I Love It!!!!!!!!!
I can smell the aromatic fragrances of these plants as I walk past them.
marilyn305 added this to mediterranean Garden
Go for gravel - Gravel is the natural choice for a Mediterranean garden, as it reflects the heat and light, adding to the ambience. Gravel gardens do best in full sun, in an open site. You can use a landscape membrane over the soil before planting, which will help to suppress the weeds growing in-between plants.
carolinekemp added this to carolinekemp's Ideas
Get that mediterranean lookIf your garden is very dry then you might consider planting a garden whose inspiration comes from a dryer region of the world. Certain plants instantly evoke warm, dry climes – lavender, thyme, rosemary and other grey-leaved drought-loving plants. Couple these with some warm-toned gravel, stone and terracotta pots to achieve this kind of Mediterranean look. Many drought-tolerant plants also are high in aromatic oils, so you get the added bonus of scent.
