by GillianPolley | Jan 21, 2014 | art in the garden, back gardens, bees, berries, Birds, Cambo House, Colour, colour in the garden, community gardens, conifers, Design, Edinburgh, front garden, garden trends 2014, heathers, insects, Plants, Polley Garden Design, Potager, RHS, sculpture in the garden, seats in the garden, shapes, shrubs, urban green spaces, Vegetable growing, winter scent in the garden
Trends come and go, in 2014 navy blue is the new black I am told. I guess I have always taken such predictions with a pinch of salt. In garden terms heathers and conifers have been out of fashion for years, but I don’t dismiss any plant so easily. So here we go for...
by GillianPolley | Jan 13, 2014 | A Linear Focus, Colour, colour in the garden, Design, Edinburgh, Harmony Ridge Designs, January, Polley Garden Design, winter colour
There is nothing like being put on the spot – or in January’s “Red Hot Chair’ by Jane Chrumka of Harmony Ridge Colours to talk about design and the colours clients love and hate. To read the interview,...