What Can I Plant In A Stumpery at Andrea Lawrence blog

What Can I Plant In A Stumpery. These garden look best in shade or part shade. selecting the perfect spot for a stumpery. Dig down to about 20 cm and turn the soil, taking care to grub out any roots. This makes them suitable for ferns and other woodland plants and it reduces weeds. Leave moss and lichen in place to add texture and visual interest to your stumpery. Let moss and lichens to grow on the stumps. Use plants of various heights to create depth. how to build a stumpery. Drill (optional) logs, stumps and branches. grow shade plants around the stump to create a more complete garden. There are no right and wrong place to put a stumpery, but the following will give you some guidelines. leaving exposed tree roots, logs and branches undisturbed in gardens will encourage algae, lichen, moss and fungi to grow. the key to creating a wonderful woodland stumpery garden is the artistic placement of the wood elements. add mulch plus shade loving plants and bulbs like hellebores, dicentra, woodruff, ferns, dwarf evergreens, wood spurge, primroses, bluebells, lily of the valley, trailing ivy.

leaving exposed tree roots, logs and branches undisturbed in gardens will encourage algae, lichen, moss and fungi to grow. Use plants of various heights to create depth. Leave moss and lichen in place to add texture and visual interest to your stumpery. Drill (optional) logs, stumps and branches. selecting the perfect spot for a stumpery. grow shade plants around the stump to create a more complete garden. how to build a stumpery. Let moss and lichens to grow on the stumps. Dig down to about 20 cm and turn the soil, taking care to grub out any roots. These garden look best in shade or part shade.

Decided to make a stumpery in a shady part of my garden! Ferns

What Can I Plant In A Stumpery leaving exposed tree roots, logs and branches undisturbed in gardens will encourage algae, lichen, moss and fungi to grow. the key to creating a wonderful woodland stumpery garden is the artistic placement of the wood elements. add mulch plus shade loving plants and bulbs like hellebores, dicentra, woodruff, ferns, dwarf evergreens, wood spurge, primroses, bluebells, lily of the valley, trailing ivy. grow shade plants around the stump to create a more complete garden. leaving exposed tree roots, logs and branches undisturbed in gardens will encourage algae, lichen, moss and fungi to grow. There are no right and wrong place to put a stumpery, but the following will give you some guidelines. selecting the perfect spot for a stumpery. Dig down to about 20 cm and turn the soil, taking care to grub out any roots. how to build a stumpery. Use plants of various heights to create depth. These garden look best in shade or part shade. Leave moss and lichen in place to add texture and visual interest to your stumpery. This makes them suitable for ferns and other woodland plants and it reduces weeds. Let moss and lichens to grow on the stumps. Drill (optional) logs, stumps and branches.