【庭デザインDIY】今ある植物を使って庭を改造｜花壇づくりとアプローチ計画
The theme of this DIY is This is a garden plan to start in winter. This place now has a much better outlook. But A few months ago it was full of weeds like this. You can’t decide on a garden design unless you can see the whole thing.
Remove all the weeds that covered the ground I used these stones elsewhere I left only the bare minimum of plants here. White magnolias bloom here in spring. To make this place nice even during winter when there are no flowers. First I will make the main flower bed here.
Then I will think about the overall design. Surround the perennials planted around the tree. Arrange bricks in a circle Align the inner bricks perfectly to form a beautiful circle. Mark the outer and inner perimeter of the flower bed This is to avoid digging a hole larger than necessary.
Just dig a hole the width of the brick. Collect the pebbles that come out. Collect the dug soil in the center of the flower bed. Place these pebbles underneath to prevent the bricks from sinking Use stones collected while cleaning the garden Bricks are not fixed with mortar After firmly stepping on it
Add another layer of bricks to increase the height. I will also incorporate this tree into the design. Cornelian tree with yellow flowers in early spring The soil is poor, so I add fertilizer and compost. Surrounded by cream colored bricks In places where the roots have protruded and bricks cannot be placed
Thinking about designs using plants These are evergreen perennial called Tsuwabuki. It is a strong plant that blooms every year. Create a planting spot between the roots. Long-acting large-grain fertilizer Compost and leaf mold are good for soil improvement. I will return the Tsuwabuki to this spot Finish by mulching with leaf mold.
The hydrangeas that I had previously surrounded with bricks Lately, the blooms haven’t been good. Mix fertilizer under the branch tips. Sign board made of mortar The image gradually solidified. In winter, you can work without worrying about weeds and insects. Recommended for tilling the soil and making flower beds
This is fertilizer for white magnolias Add compost and fertilizer to the flowerbeds as well. I will enjoy annual plants during the winter. “Frequently blooming violets” that I used to plant often I was lucky enough to find a large seedling. It has the brilliance of a pansy and the strength of a viola.
This variety has the best flowering ever. The main role of the flower bed until the perennials bloom is I will leave it to this “frequently blooming violet” This is the back door that I remake last month. Designing an approach starts here Consider the curve of the flower bed
Rather than creating a straight path A curve gives a sense of depth Assuming that the green grass will grow in this area The inside of this curve looks like a good place for a flower bed. Create a temporary flower bed to improve the soil. Dig up all the old soil
After removing debris and stones Add lime to adjust soil acidity Add plenty of air to the soil Fluffy soil is completed After passing through the flowerbeds… I want to build a small hut And the end point of this approach is under this big white oak tree In early summer, yellow flowers bloom
In early summer, yellow goldenrod blooms If there is too much greenery, you will not be able to go deep inside. I am preparing to create a garden during the winter. The passage is now secured Add plenty of compost here too. Soil preparation is complete Before starting to create an approach
I want to build a big fence here. Without cutting the hedge I want to install a blind fence. First, let’s simulate using wood. Ideally, the pillars should be erected approximately 90cm apart. Determine the position of the pillar using a 90cm piece of wood.
Calculate the amount of wood needed based on the number of pillars. Mark the installation location Check approach and pillar position Adjust the fence support posts to match this curve. I would like to set it up like this Take a step back to see the whole thing
There will be an approach leading from the back door to the front garden. And the white magnolia will bloom around here All you have to do is create a background with a blindfold fence. This place should be nicer This flower bed is a little lonely, so Let’s add an accent here
Sign board made with mortar I’m thinking of coloring it and adding text. Milk Paint for Garden “Buttercream” Once dry, add color to the stone. “Sand Yellow” I’m aiming for a color similar to European ruins. Enter the name of the garden tree and the time of pruning. Transfer the outline of the letters Fill it with black Pen
You can enter letters more easily than using a brush. Katsura is the Japanese name of this tree. The numbers are notes on the pruning times:June, July, December, January, and February. A sign that is both decorative and practical. Whether this plan will be successful or not I won’t know until I try it
If you can imagine it in your head I would say half of the plans are successful. Sometimes the unexpected happens Whenever that happens Opportunity for new ideas That’s why I enjoy even failure I will enjyoy making a new garden remodeling project. I will also share the detailed process.
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古い庭を改造するためのデザイン計画と、簡単な花壇づくりの方法。
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