How Do You Create A Naturalized Flower Garden?
The term “naturalized” in gardening means letting Mother Nature do her thing. If you’d like to create a naturalized flower garden, you’ll need to find plants and flowers that grow naturally and forever. You won’t need to do a lot of back breaking upkeep and your garden will become a source of envy for your neighbors who also have better things to do than tend to flashy, formal gardens. Determine what kind of naturalized area you have in your work space; whether it’s woods, meadows, hills or rocks. The kind of area will affect the types of bulbs you’ll need. Shade-loving plants such as daffodils like the woods, while crocus thrive in rarely-mowed meadows. Certain kinds of tulips will be gorgeous on hills and alliums will take right to the rocks. Sketch out your desired garden as you check hardiness zone maps. Take into consideration the drainage, sunlight and rain averages of your area before deciding what bulbs to order. Decide if your garden will have a purpose, other than looking bea
