#garden box

[xlntwtch2]

(c) photo by @xlntwtch2 ... early last summer

"they planted this so artistically , she said"

[unpretty]

"i need to stop spending so much money on lunch" ➡ "maybe i could just buy some nice canned soups for easy lunches that don't make me sad" ➡ "why is canned soup so expensive" ➡ "i can just make some fucking soup" ➡ i don't actually feel like making soup ➡ i order a calzone ➡ "i need to stop spending so much money on lunch"

[dimension20official]

There's never been a Box of Doom roll as big as this before... 💀

Watch all of Dimension 20: Gauntlet at the Garden on Dropout

[nipuni]

Photos from Valentine's day 🥰

[jillraggett]

Plant of the Day

Saturday 17 May 2025

In the past I have grown Ipheion 'Alberto Castillo' (starflower) successfully by a path and as it is summer dormant it was covered later in the season by other herbaceous plants. This was a great example of planting this cultivar in a window box and the flowers were then at a great height to be fully appreciated along with their scent. The plants once dormant can be transferred to the front of a sunny border.

Jill Raggett

[zzzzzzzzzzoom]

even when she managed to leave, she was still trapped

[annapolisrose]

Boulevard garden flower box.

[vintagehomecollection]

Low-level warmth. Following the gentle slope in a series of broad platforms, this deck incorporates a brick firepit into its lowest level. The zigzag pattern of floorboards and planters adds visual interest on the path from the shade pavilion to the lounging area around the firepit.

Deck & Patio Styles, 1996

[thoselovelythings]

[arc-hus]

La maison Becleu Extension, Pléneuf-Val-André, France - Dominique Rouillard & Alain Guiheux

[tinykittygardencat]

finished inspecting box

[nemfrog]

Boxes for planting.

The amateur's flower garden. 1875.

Internet Archive

[luxustextbox]

ienzo

[jillraggett]

Plant of the Day

Wednesday 1 January 2025

Happy New Year!

Not all window boxes need flowers, here the home owner had used a great selection of Heuchera cultivars (coral bells) to provide winter interest. The neat, low mounds of foliage come in a wide range of bold colours. These herbaceous plants thrive in partial shade in moist but well drained growing media or soil.

Jill Raggett

[goblinsatchel]

Just some childhood favorites and some silly, ignore the spelling mistakes I’m tired.

[daily-beast-wirt-brainrot]

[Day 2] What do you think they’re talking about..?????