9 examples of gardening in harmony with NATURE

7/26/2021

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Nature Story: 9 examples of gardening in harmony with NATURE

The beautiful gardens you're going to see in this post are maintained by the most talented people who took their love of nature to a whole new level.

#1 The aftermath of the drought we experienced.

#2 My Granny has no other choice but to be proud of her Garden

#3 My garden rooftop is home to dragon fruits

#4 Creating a synergy between the rain and your garden

#5 Look what we transformed a pile of dirt into

#6 Another one of my dad's collections

#7 Our local farmers are so innovative

#8 A pineapple top I threw in a couple of years ago

#9 This outdoor table doubles as a herb garden

Do you garden yourself? Which of these ideas inspired you the most?

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16 Comments

carole winslow

All were beautiful, but the Japanese garden was over the top. I disagree with the comment about the farmer should have trees, not flowers between the 2 fields. The flowers are great for attracting pollinators.

teresahoffa

The Japanese garden is absolutely beautiful! I've always wanted a garden like that just never have had a big enough space. So Zen

lmoores

I love tbe rainwater garden.

Doris Dallaire

Loved them all.

Craig S. Higgins

6, 9 and 5 in that order. Japanese Garden was exquisite.

Nancy Mueller

#9 astounds me but I hope my husband never sets one up at our place. Every time I smell basil, rosemary, and thyme, I sneeze and my eyes water…..

Nancy Gardner

Beautiful, I love the wild flowers.

Trish Stoffers

Loved them all especially the pineapple. I didn't think they would grow just from the top. I am going to give a try. Thanks.

flanderschristy

I used to have an immense garden. I had plants that bloomed from early spring to late fall. Therefore it smelled wonderful year round. I miss my flower garden but when I moved to my home now, I didn't plant anything. I knew that with my back issues that I wouldn't be able to maintain them. All of the gardens were beautiful & creative but my favorite was the Japanese garden. So peaceful & Zen. The most creative was the one where he made a stream from the water that came out of the downspout. Great idea!

David Ching

Julie Allen, Trees do not encourage bees.

Barry Crews

All very good, but can't decide between the rainwater drainpipe 'river' and the herb garden!

Julie Allen

The rain from the downpipe should be going into a tank to water the garden later and although the flowers are pretty the farmer should be growing trees down this strip of land.