A passion for gardening: 11 amazing, creative projects shared on Facebook

by Mark Bennett

August 13, 2022

A passion for gardening: 11 amazing, creative projects shared on Facebook
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We all know that gardening is a widespread passion everywhere. It is a relaxing and, in some ways, regenerative pastime and for those lucky enough to own a house with a garden, keeping a garden impeccable can be important. Creativity in this sense helps a lot, and we are referring to a slightly broader meaning of gardening than simply taking care of the grass and the plants.

Let's talk about creative gardening - a trend that includes anything that aims to turn a garden into a splendour. There is a Facebook group called Creative Gardening which has over a million subscribers. Here, users from all over the world, who are passionate about creative gardening, proudly share their completed projects. We have selected a few, listed below, to give you an idea of what this pastime is capable of producing. And who knows, maybe you will find some ideas you would like to copy?

Caro Line via Creative Gardening/Facebook

Caro Line via Creative Gardening/Facebook

Flower pots where small, fairy villages in miniature are built with lots of houses, streets and tiny gardens are very popular, and will always leave you speechless for their beauty and great detail.

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Nathalie Bureau via Creative Gardening/Facebook

Nathalie Bureau via Creative Gardening/Facebook

A well-kept, colorful vertical garden, which takes up the entire facade of this house (in the South of France), is an equally wonderful sight.

Crystal Alexo Barta via Creative Gardening/Facebook

Crystal Alexo Barta via Creative Gardening/Facebook

And there are those who do not stop enjoying their gardens in the evenings and have used incredible lighting systems to project light shows with hypnotic shapes.

June Elizabeth via Creative Gardening/Facebook

June Elizabeth via Creative Gardening/Facebook

Even the trunk of a tree can become fertile ground for creative ideas, and an imaginative fairyland can be made.

Angie R Jones via Creative Gardening/Facebook

Angie R Jones via Creative Gardening/Facebook

Plant pots decorated and equipped with artificial animals / insects climbing on them can completely change their appearance. A colorful ladybug, in this example, is a very original idea.

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Jeanne Martin Clifford via Creative Gardening/Facebook

Jeanne Martin Clifford via Creative Gardening/Facebook

And then there are the face-shaped pots, with plants that simulate hair and which represents another extraordinary and eye-catching idea.

Holly Quaiscer via Creative Gardening/Facebook

Holly Quaiscer via Creative Gardening/Facebook

A picture book scene for children, recreated using figurines depicting the characters, and the garden immediately takes on a fairytale atmosphere.

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Jackie George Wibbenmeyer via Creative Gardening/Facebook

Jackie George Wibbenmeyer via Creative Gardening/Facebook

These colorful roses follow the framework of an arch to create a wonderful garden feature.

Sue N Cal Lubbers via Creative Gardening/Facebook

Sue N Cal Lubbers via Creative Gardening/Facebook

And then there are those who, to create a romantic, relaxation corner, have emulated a Provencal-style garden. Plants and hanging lights give back a particularly scenographic appearance and create a very relaxing atmosphere.

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Smith Mariah via Creative Gardening/Facebook

Smith Mariah via Creative Gardening/Facebook

Sculptures made with plants and greenery are another must for those who have the skills. This installation seems to represent a bride (given the bouquet she holds in her hand), and manages to creat the impression of an elegant woman strolling through the garden.

Fran Fiscus via Creative Gardening/Facebook

Fran Fiscus via Creative Gardening/Facebook

Even transforming a canoe into a vegetable garden is certainly not a bad idea and has great visual impact.

Would you like to recreate any of these projects in your garden?

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