COTTAGE GARDEN STYLE

TWO PLANT
cottage garden

 

Plant with abundance a combination of English Roses and English Lavender for an easy upkeep cottage style garden. Simplicity in a narrow selection of plants should not be underestimated. This combination will provide colour and fragrance all summer long.

COTTAGE GARDEN STYLE

Mixed Borders 
in a Cottage Style

 

Mixed borders are not only the core of what makes an intimate and informal cottage garden but they are also the easiest way to use roses within a garden. There are no rules when it comes to mixing - combine textures, colors, styles and heights. Select what you like and plant freely, ideally grouping multiples of the same plant to create swathes of contrast and avoid a speckled look. Remember to place smaller plants towards the front and for a cottage kitchen garden touch, be sure to mix in a few herbs.

COTTAGE GARDEN STYLE

TWO PLANT
cottage garden

 

Plant with abundance a combination of English Roses and English Lavender for an easy upkeep cottage style garden. Simplicity in a narrow selection of plants should not be underestimated. This combination will provide colour and fragrance all summer long.

GET THE LOOK

Here 'Boscobel' has been used for it's warm pink tones but any rose will work, select your tow plants and run with it.

FAVORITE

Roses for Mixed Borders

Mixing well in a crowd, these roses will combine and complement other plants while standing their ground and making a valuable contribution to a bed or border.

Crown Princess Margareta™ (Auswinter)
Crown Princess Margareta™ (Auswinter)

Planting a

Cottage Style obelisk

An obelisk in the center of a mixed border allows you to add height and interest by combining climbing roses with other companion plants in a relaxed manner, to achieve the informal cottage garden look. Alliums, delphiniums and other tall, punctuating plants work well surrounding a cottage style obelisk.