A dream cottage garden is possible for any home. Learn how to do this, as I transform an area using pots, recycled items, and plants in four minutes.
Looking to create a charming cottage garden effect without the traditional setting? This video shows you exactly "how to" achieve it using creative "container gardening" techniques. I'll be focusing on imaginative "garden design" and "gardening ideas" to style your "home garden" into a picturesque retreat, perfect for any patio space.
Learn:
• How to create a cottage garden theme
• How to use a range of items to create characterful pots
• How to add height and structure in a small space
• Which cottage garden plants thrive in containers
• Why good drainage matters
You don’t need a thatched cottage, rose arches, or even traditional borders to achieve the cottage garden look. By using eclectic containers such as galvanised pots, old watering cans, barrels, wicker, terracotta, and even wheelbarrows, you can create a space full of character, height, and seasonal colour perfect for smaller gardens or front entrances.
I’ll show you how to use different container sizes and levels to add depth and interest, plus exactly which plants work best, including lavender, violas, verbena, echinacea, delphiniums, and of course, a classic rose.
This approach mixes flowers, herbs, fruit, and vegetables together for that authentic, cottage feel, a welcoming garden to greet you every time you come home.
Plants featured:
• Hydrangea paniculata
• Viola
• Coneflower (Echinacea)
• Delphinium
• English Lavender (Lavandula angustifolia)
• Verbena bonariensis
• Rose
• Flat leaf parsley
• Apple tree
• Petunia
00:00 Introduction
00:13 How can you create a cottage garden effect?
00:30 Think about containers
01:01 Where I will design my cottage garden
01:27 It doesn't just have to be containers
01:54 The flexible container for your cottage garden
02:19 Combination planting using cottage garden classics
02:39 A cottage garden classic - Delphinium
03:23 The essential plant for every cottage garden
03:58 The complete cottage garden look
04:29 Thanks for watching
Thank you to today’s sponsor, Everest. If you enjoyed this transformation, subscribe for more free, practical gardening advice and turn on notifications so you never miss a new video.
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Chartered Horticulturist C Hort. FCI Hort. F Wcg. F Cmc. FLS.
Fellow of the Warwickshire College Group.
Fellow of the London Colleges of Horticulture.
Recipient of The Prince Edward Award for Excellence in Horticulture.
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Looking to create a charming cottage garden effect without the traditional setting? This video shows you exactly "how to" achieve it using creative "container gardening" techniques. I'll be focusing on imaginative "garden design" and "gardening ideas" to style your "home garden" into a picturesque retreat, perfect for any patio space.
Learn:
• How to create a cottage garden theme
• How to use a range of items to create characterful pots
• How to add height and structure in a small space
• Which cottage garden plants thrive in containers
• Why good drainage matters
You don’t need a thatched cottage, rose arches, or even traditional borders to achieve the cottage garden look. By using eclectic containers such as galvanised pots, old watering cans, barrels, wicker, terracotta, and even wheelbarrows, you can create a space full of character, height, and seasonal colour perfect for smaller gardens or front entrances.
I’ll show you how to use different container sizes and levels to add depth and interest, plus exactly which plants work best, including lavender, violas, verbena, echinacea, delphiniums, and of course, a classic rose.
This approach mixes flowers, herbs, fruit, and vegetables together for that authentic, cottage feel, a welcoming garden to greet you every time you come home.
Plants featured:
• Hydrangea paniculata
• Viola
• Coneflower (Echinacea)
• Delphinium
• English Lavender (Lavandula angustifolia)
• Verbena bonariensis
• Rose
• Flat leaf parsley
• Apple tree
• Petunia
00:00 Introduction
00:13 How can you create a cottage garden effect?
00:30 Think about containers
01:01 Where I will design my cottage garden
01:27 It doesn't just have to be containers
01:54 The flexible container for your cottage garden
02:19 Combination planting using cottage garden classics
02:39 A cottage garden classic - Delphinium
03:23 The essential plant for every cottage garden
03:58 The complete cottage garden look
04:29 Thanks for watching
Thank you to today’s sponsor, Everest. If you enjoyed this transformation, subscribe for more free, practical gardening advice and turn on notifications so you never miss a new video.
For information about Everest and their product range, visit their website: https://www.everest.co.uk/
Chat with them on social media:
Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/everest.home.uk/
Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/everest.home.uk
For more gardening advice, visit my website: https://www.daviddomoney.com
Chat with me on social media:
Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/daviddomoney/
TikTok - https://www.tiktok.com/@daviddomone
Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/DavidDomoneyTV
Twitter -https://x.com/daviddomoney
Pinterest - https://www.pinterest.co.uk/daviddomoney
Sign up for my newsletter - https://www.daviddomoney.com/blog/sign-up-to-my-newsletter/
Chartered Horticulturist C Hort. FCI Hort. F Wcg. F Cmc. FLS.
Fellow of the Warwickshire College Group.
Fellow of the London Colleges of Horticulture.
Recipient of The Prince Edward Award for Excellence in Horticulture.
#paidpartnership #ad #gardening #cottagegarden #garden #gardens #howto
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