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11 garden design lessons from Grenada

By: Veronica Sliva

Photography by: Erin McLaughlin

Apply these lessons from the tropics to your north-of-the-border garden

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Lesson 2: Camouflage a stone wall with hanging potted plants
A stone wall becomes the perfect backdrop for this Grenada gardener’s collection of orchids. Use a wall to create a vertical garden and add to your garden space by growing flowers, herbs, and even smaller vegetables and fruits in hanging containers.

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Page 1: Lesson 1: Frame a view with plants
Page 2: Lesson 2: Camouflage a stone wall
Page 3: Lesson 3: Create visual appeal with orb-shaped shrubs
Page 4: Lesson 4: Give your garden structure with straight lines
Page 5: Lesson 5: Inject colour with objects
Page 6: Lesson 6: Layer beds with texture, colour and height
Page 7: Lesson 7: Add tranquility with water
Page 8: Lesson 8: Edge borders with mulch
Page 9: Lesson 9: Create an illusion with grassy mounds
Page 10: Lessons 10 and 11: Underplant with blooms and add a tree stump to a bed

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