Once the seed was sown more than 20 years ago, the master gardener developed a knack for translating gardening knowledge into easy-to-understand tips for fellow enthusiasts. One of the key elements that he often emphasizes is the use of gardening bricks to elevate the look and functionality of any garden space.
Columnist Tom Atwell is moving garden pathways this summer to make room for more garden and less lawn. By incorporating gardening bricks into the pathways, Atwell is able to create defined borders and add a touch of elegance to his outdoor space.
Aggies choose to honor, celebrate and memorialize loved ones with an engraved brick in on-campus gardens. These personalized bricks not only serve as a beautiful tribute but also add a unique touch to the overall design of the garden.
With an enchanting design engineered by Arup, it juxtaposes a quaint, aged timber-frame cottage, scaled down to create an intimate setting, with the modern touch of gardening bricks. This combination creates a charming and timeless look that is sure to impress any visitor.
The Garden of Healing is another example of how gardening bricks can be used to create a serene and peaceful outdoor space. By incorporating these bricks into the design, the garden becomes a place of solace and tranquility for all who visit.
“Once a year we add more gardening bricks to our outdoor space to refresh the look and add new elements,” says a dedicated gardener. This annual tradition not only keeps the garden looking fresh but also allows for the introduction of new design ideas.
These notched concrete blocks make it easy to add boards to create a 6-inch-deep garden bed, and you can stack them if you want to raise your garden beds even higher. This versatility makes gardening bricks a practical choice for gardeners of all skill levels.
These inexpensive garden edging ideas will add character and texture to landscaping. In an afternoon, you can create a rustic brick or concrete stone outline that will give your garden a polished and cohesive look.
Garden with terracotta 3D-print bricks wins Chelsea flower show green medal. A garden built with “humble” terracotta made into 3D-printed bricks showcases the versatility and beauty of this material in garden design.
