12 Tips to Create Beautiful Garden in This Spring

We are in the midst of April. It means in most regions of our planet, spring has already begun. Now gardeners are ready to get their spring garden off to a colorful start with design ideas that they incubated for the entire winter almost brooding in a confinement.

World of Stones USA welcomes the first warm breezes of spring that can refresh both gardeners and gardens. Our way of welcoming the spring is not empty words, but something solid to arouse your senses of look, tough, and fix forever.

Yes, I am not playing puzzles here, but talking about the latest additions in our vast pool of natural stone pavers, tiles, and accessories to shape your garden up for long-lasting endurance & beauty.

Let me give some time and your ears to narrate, as a natural stone consultant, how natural rocks are devoted to beautifying your garden in the current, and perhaps, in the coming springs.

Tip 1 – Buy natural stone containers to plant early spring foliage for perfect landscape design in mid & late springtimes:

Smart landscape designers always advise having planters prepare plants in advance to get early bloom and the right scenery.

Here, I have placed an example of a vintage stone flower pot full of plants, which was kept ready in early spring, and to be planted in mid or late spring on the planting beds.

Gardeners have taken care of the mix planting strategy. You can see spring flowering purple hyacinths, dwarf iris, and daffodils in a country cottage garden in rural Devon, England, UK.

I used to surround Bacopa and flowing out Creeping Jenny with Wishbone flowers and vertically extended Tulips. The combination becomes unmatched and eye-soothing if you can place these stone containers/planters beautifully on patios and decks. 

Moreover, you have room to dress up entries, façade, and minor gates in your garden by placing stone planters on the ground, on the pillar caps, retaining & partition walls or hand on a trellis to show your creativity and sense of designing.

I can give you other ideas of different planters I have seen at World of Stones USA in Maryland. They have used the gifts of Mother Nature in the form of beautiful stones to match with the wild beauty of plants. 

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