Garden Designs For Problem Areas

We all have them.....

Those problem areas in our yards and gardens that we can't seem to figure out how to incorporate or add a garden design to beautify it. All that is wasted space that can hold beautiful plants, a little seating area, and attract birds and butterflies. These easy ideas from Better Homes and Gardens will get your started on your way to a beautiful landscape that's easy to care for.

These are suggested designs to cure what ails your gardens. You can substitute any, or all, of these perennial plants in colors and varieties you choose. Check the USDA Cold Hardiness Map as you choose, to be certain that you can grow these perennial plants and flowers in your gardens. Colors and varieties are up to you, but plants with similar characteristics should be planted to meet the design goal. These are great ideas, and you can personalize them to suit your garden's personality.

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