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Am looking for a site where they would loads of photos to give me inspiration for my garden !Any ideas ?

 

Not directly answering your question, but I asked for advice on Books for Companion Planting a while back, and amongst those was "Best Border" which, as it happens!, arrived in the post today. Lots of pictures of Plant combinations, and planting plans too :thumb: Other good book suggestions in that post too.

I have a book called "The Garden Sourcebook" by Caroline Boisett which has pictures of all sorts of garden structures (chapter titles including: structural features like pergolas, topiary, contrasting colours, themes like Japanese and a section on plants too) which I dip in to for ideas.

There are quite a few photos on my blog of gardens we have been to in case they are any help (links in the menu on the right of my Blog's page)

 

I Googled "Inspirational Garden Pictures" and no end of them came up!

http://www.google.co.uk/images?hl=en&rlz=1W1ADFA_en&tbs=isch%3A1&sa=1&q=inspirational+garden+pictures&btnG=Search&aq=f&aqi=&aql=&oq=&gs_rfai=



Here's a couple of examples.



http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_rB-G-WeWg...enPond_EwaInTheGarden_19762795_9ca1b8546c.jpg

 

I can vouch for Best Borders, if you want something in book form, rather than online.

 

Here's one http://www.gardenerscorner.co.uk/forum/dewstow-t29124.html right here.



(It's down near Chepstow if you want to go and have a look at it in person.)

 

I think I'm too far away for that, ever but thanks for that, was amazing. Now I've got delusions of grandeur as well an inferiority complex !!

 

You could have a look at other people's gardens on the 'Shoot' web site. However, having done some gardening in Edinburgh when we had a house up there, the conditions for growth were seriously different to this part of the world - especially the high winds and,etc.........

 

I would happily build you a "ruin" from reclaimed stone & lime mortar. No stranger to mocking up "antique masonry"

Nothing like coming across the " remains of a small castle" in the garden :wink:

 

This site has a lot of pictures of other people's garden areas.
http://www.growsonyou.com/

 

What a cracking idea for a website, not come across that one before. Thanks for the link Palustris