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naturalistic and wild-looking garden s by Lana w. (work in Progress)

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A quick notice before this starts, I am not a professional of any kind. Don’t take my ideas too seriously, OK? Thanks.

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Wanted to build a natural garden but don’t know what to put in? Well today I will show you my ideal interior in a naturalistic/wild garden!

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Disclaimer: This is  my  own  ideas. If you don’t like my ideas, feel free to go check other  videos.

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flowers/plants/trees that I love and how to take care of them Interior and decoration ideas  i  can think of Pets’ safety (included in poisonous plants)

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plants ,  trees  and  flowers ,etc .. that will  bright  up your garden

Herb Evergreen Vines Shrubs (Flower/No flower) Fragrant plants Edible etc...

Roses Succulent Hydrangea Lavenders Jasmine Foxtail Pine etc...

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Here are my favorite plants to plant at wild-style gardens!

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Don’t  try  to  touch   foxglove   without   gloves !  Because   foxglove   flowers   are   highly   poisonous , so  if   you   accidentally   touched   one , go  wash   your   hands   immidiately ! Make   sure   you   don’t   have   pollen   allergies .  if   your   nose   turns   mild   red   when   you   are   standing   near   foxgloves ,  you   should   better   remove  the  foxgloves   from   your  garden. Foxgloves   like   partial   shade  and  moist ,   natural   soil .    If   you   have  a  dog ,  never   plant   foxgloves  . because   foxgloves   spread   very   quickly ,  and   take   control   of   your   local   foxgloves   if   you   have   dogs!

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Remember that  birdsfoot  trefoil like full sun and  well -drained  soil. When given these conditions, it will grow very fast. Birdsfoot  trefoil often blooms in May to September. Before planting it in the garden, put the seeds in  clean water  for 24 hours or gently scarify them. Birdsfoot  trefoil makes a good welcoming flower. you should the pathway of your garden, it looks welcoming and beautiful!

birdsfoot  trefoil (lotus  corniculatus )

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Lavender prefer mid-dried soil, full sun, and reasonable spacing. Lavender should be planted into beds of dirt mixed with sand or gravel to ensure good drainage, spacing from 1-3 feet. Don’t worry if your lavenders bloom late. Due to the climate, lavender can bloom very different times, often in midsummer. lavender is poisonous to cats, dogs and horses so if you have any of them, keep them away! Lavenders is a good decoration for gravel pathways. Try planting some there. It will sure look fantastic!

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choose wisely where to plant  coneflower.they  does not like to be moved after  planting,but  if you really wanted to move them, you should move them at early spring, when the soil is still softening.. coneflower will live at these  conditonns : Well-drained soil and full sun. Spacing will be best at 18-24 inches apart. . Coneflower is a great decoration plant. You should put it in a bed of  well-drained   soil,maybe  mixed  wih  gravel for decoration.

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Foxtail berries is violently toxic when eaten. You should plant them immediately after they reached full growth. It need soft sunlight every year, so you can try your best to keep it outside in winter and inside in summer. Foxtail will grow in  well-draining  and slightly acidic soil (can have some gravel and small rocks on top) Foxtails make a cute and simple design for both indoors and outdoors. it will be good if you grow them under some rocks .

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While cattails can grow in a wide variety of soil conditions, they require perpetually moist soil and can grow in up to 12 inches of water. If you are planting them in a boggy area and you experience dry summer conditions, make sure to provide supplemental water. cattail are an  aquatic  plant, so make sure you have some lakes in your garden! Cattails most often associated with the reedy edges of ponds and lakes, also do quite well in backyard gardens. You can grow them both in and out of water, as well as in containers or the ground.

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String of pearls is also known as the “string of beads” or rosary plant. ... If you live in a hot location, you may find it easier to grow the plant outside than as an indoor houseplant. The plant hates drafty windows and cold breezes, which makes it particularly easy to grow outdoors in a hot region. string of pearls plant grows well in bright light, including sunlight. ... Give this houseplant a well-draining sandy soil, preferably the type most suitable for growing cacti and succulent plants. The String of Pearls plant is considered TOXIC to both cats and dogs AND humans but like, just don't eat your house plants!

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for a  natural  and  messy  look, put  wooden   planks  with different sizes on  gravel  and  grass  in-between on the pathway. for a  natural  and  clean  look, put  wooden   planks  with  gravel ,  grass  and flowers in between on the pathway. for a  messy  look, put round  wooden planks  with  gravel  and sand in-between on the pathway. for a  clean  look, put  wooden planks  next to each other with  foxtail   grass  on the sides on the pathway. for a  wild  look, put  gravel  (scattered) ,  grass ,  wildflowers , sand,  dirt , and dry leaves on the pathway. for a  warm   and   cozy  look, put  gravel  mixed with sand, and put flowers on the side of the path. for a  dreamy  look, put  gravel  mixed with sand with white and pink  flowers  on the side of the path.

pathway ideas I can think of remember to follow the plants/flowers’ living conditions!

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string   of   pearls : Hang in a  turquoise / green / mint  pot by your backdoor. cattails  (if you have any lakes): by the rim of the  lake  and make sure they get full sun. Lavenders : scattered Along the pathways or at the gate of the garden (if you want) Daisies : next to pale-colored plants or dark-colored plants Foxtails : Around  gravel / wooden / grass  pathways coneflower : will look good inside (remember to give it full sun!)

plants’ decoration ideas I can think of remember to follow the plants/flowers’ living conditions!

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