Nature’s garden art (Five tips and DIY ideas)
Garden art comes in many forms in a Woodland Garden, from nature in the form of a moss-covered boulder or a fallen tree branch to a rusty buck standing watch over the garden. Garden art can be subtle or add a little whimsy to your outdoor space.
Garden gift ideas you’ll love
Looking for gift ideas for the gardener in your life? Or, maybe it’s just time to reward yourself for all the work around the garden you have been doing. Let me help you find some unique gift ideas for your garden or a friend’s garden.
How to create bird artwork from digital watercolour paintings
Creating artistic interpretations from photographic images can be an extremely rewarding endeavour that is not only a way to get your creative juices going during the cold days of winter, but an excellent way to see your photographs in a different light.
Fish In The Garden: Style, movement and a touch of whimsy
Tyson Weiss's exquisite artistic ceramic Fish In The Garden add a sense of movement and life to any garden. The cobalt and orange koi add a splash of color to your garden, while the trout can be used to add a subtle, artistic and more natural touch to your woodland garden. The fish make the perfect gift and provide gardeners with an opportunity to experiment with placing them around the garden.
Great woodland wildlife garden gift ideas
It doesn’t take too much to please a bird lover. A pair of binoculars, a coffee, a comfortable chair and most are happy campers. Here are three sophisticated gifts birders will love not just for their utility but their elegance in the woodland garden.
Toronto couple behind Q&A Design create the ultimate Bird Feeder
The Ultimate Bird Feeder has its roots in France but it’s definitely a made-in-Canada masterpiece. With its copper roof and western red cedar body, the exquisite feeder is the work of French architects and designers Coraline Allard and Pierre Quesnel from QnA Design. The couple are offering a special discount to readers who sign up for the Ferns and Feathers Woodland Garden newsletter.