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Transform your garden into a picturesque retreat with these cottage garden ideas! Discover the beauty of colorful blooms, charming paths, and rustic decor. Tap to explore more inspiration and start creating your dream garden today!

Mix and match a wide variety of plants with different colors, shapes, and textures to create an informal-yet-inviting cottage garden.

With height, bloom time and color in mind, you can create an enchanting cottage garden with ease. Your hard work will be repaid with a low maintenance masterpiece you can enjoy year after year. Plus your vegetable garden will thank you for all the added pollination it receives from the bees and butterflies that flock to your flowers.

Learn how to grow a cottage inspired flower garden. The cottage styled flower garden is relaxed, welcoming and charming. featuring layers of cheerful flowers, you too can achieve the cottage flower aesthetic with this list of gorgeous plants!

Cottage garden plants are romantic and beautiful. From sweet peas to larkspur and roses, you'll fall in love with these plants. Get a shopping list too!

Lilium lilies, blue flowers of Agapanthus lily-of-the-Nile, ornamental grasses, Gypsophilia baby's breath, red Dahlia, Eryngium, yellow Achillea,spikey blue eryngium herb Lavandula lavender, in mixed flower garden of perennials and herbs in varying heights, textures, colors

36 Dreamy Cottage Garden Inspirations for a Fairytale Retreat. Seeking enchanting cottage garden ideas? Dive into these dreamy inspirations to craft a fairytale-like escape in your outdoor space. Let the magic begin!

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Camilla Jørvad is a mother and self-taught photographer who is deeply in love with gardening. Her time tending to her land helps foster a close connection to nature and the changing seasons — something she identifies as crucial for her mental and physical wellbeing.