Wander Through The Best of Nature on the Web

My Favorite TV channel is Home and Garden TV.  It stands to reason, then, that I would add a page to my site called Best Gardens.

I am a gardener at heart.  I have loved to garden since I was a little girl.  I even had a business in Australia where I sold house plants in a gift shop.

I’m happiest and the most peaceful when I am digging in the dirt. 

These best gardens are found on gardening blogs all over the web.  Some of the inspiration for them comes from Pinterest.

Some I get from searching Google and other search engines.  You will find pictures of a single perfect flower and complicated tutorials about how to build an elaborate greenhouse.

Searching the Web for Best Gardens and Gardening Ideas

Here are some of my favorite gardening ideas and creations.  Many of these are creative gardening DIY projects.  Others are images of gardening landscape or flower bed tutorials, and some are just neat gardening tips and tricks ideas that I have found.

The only criteria for the ideas, for me, is that they inspire me, and make me want to go outside and work on my own garden.

The page is updated almost daily, so be sure to check back often.  If you find a best gardening idea that you like, just click on the link below the image to go to the website for instructions or more inspiration

Grab a cup of coffee, relax and wander through my gardens of earthly delights. And remember, In every gardener there is a child who believes in The Seed Fairy.  ~Robert Brault.

If you have a gardening blog and would like to be included on this page, please drop me an email and I will consider your garden ideas.  I can’t print share all but will give your site consideration.

How cute is this?  The gate is made of round logs with pointed ends that are painted to look like colored pencils.

I can’t find a tutorial anywhere but the image is shared from Lush Home.

Re-purposing old household items into something new is a big love of mine. In this project, two old doors come together to make this DIY Garden Arbor. – Source  Garden Web

A brightly painted stepladder becomes a focal point in this pretty garden setting.

It’s easy to replicate with just a can of paint and a few strategically placed plants.  Idea shared from Midwest Living

Cutest used of a tree stump ever. Add a tiny door and a faux balcony to make a sweet fairy garden look. Tutorial is found at Stitches and Etc.

Who would have thought that these cushion like stepping stones are made of concrete? They look just like pillows. Amazing!  Tuffits

Tools and other vintage items are used as planters and garden art in this rustic vignette.    Upcycled Garden StyleI love the orange and yellow in this patio setting.  The colorful planters match so well and the whole scene adds lots of pops of color. BHG

What a great way to add your house numbers!   Flickr

How creative is this project?  Use a garden hose as a wreath base and add some fun ribbons and faux tulips for a unique look.  Red head can Decorate

Outdoor patio with a great selection of potted plants. What a way to bring the indoors outside! Love it!  Home Design Ideas

Check out this post to find out more about the art of bonsai and learn how to care for them.

Fabulous patio design with a rustic and comfy look – Bird Blog Ideas

Stunning Cottage Garden (very much like my own front border!) is so feminine and pretty.  Roger’s Gardens Landscape

This mosaic wall makes use of teacups used ad planters – Dall ‘Australia Con Amore

A perfect Rose – Mamietitine.

Update:  This post is one of my top 10 for the year 2013 – ranking number #2 of most popular pages on my site.  I can see why. These ideas are all wonderful!

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