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A good thing with the cold spring weather (including frosty nights) is the prolonged cherry blossom season 😍🌸

A good thing with the cold spring weather (including frosty nights) is the prolonged cherry blossom season 😍🌸

Hellebores (julrosor) are sooo lovely! As always, don’t believe everything you read - hellebores prefer calcerous soil - my soil is acidic but they are doing really well here and self seeding! This is one of the best things with hellebores - if you get a few different ones they will cross and you get new varieties pretty fast. The first one in this video is a gorgeous example of this! More details on how to start out for subscribers.

Hellebores (julrosor) are sooo lovely! As always, don’t believe everything you read - hellebores prefer calcerous soil - my soil is acidic but they are doing really well here and self seeding! This is one of the best things with hellebores - if you get a few different ones they will cross and you get new varieties pretty fast. The first one in this video is a gorgeous example of this! More details on how to start out for subscribers.

Cherry blossom 😍

Cherry blossom 😍

Cold, windy and lots of fog here this easter. The cherry tree really makes up for it though 😍

Cold, windy and lots of fog here this easter. The cherry tree really makes up for it though 😍

Fritillaria imperialis (kejsarkrona) - such a beauty 😍You often see them in quite imposing tones of red, orange and yellow but there are lots of softer shades to chose from! The pale yellow is fritillaria raddeana and the second one is called Early fantasy 💛🧡❤️

Fritillaria imperialis (kejsarkrona) - such a beauty 😍You often see them in quite imposing tones of red, orange and yellow but there are lots of softer shades to chose from! The pale yellow is fritillaria raddeana and the second one is called Early fantasy 💛🧡❤️

We need more green spaces in our cities, don’t you agree? In Tokyo they are really focusing on getting more biodiversity into the city and this is a great example - a rooftop FOREST garden 💚 😍 Put the sound on and you can hear all the birds! I’m so very happy to do a project like this in Stockholm - it is going to be amazing for people and wildlife!

We need more green spaces in our cities, don’t you agree? In Tokyo they are really focusing on getting more biodiversity into the city and this is a great example - a rooftop FOREST garden 💚 😍 Put the sound on and you can hear all the birds! I’m so very happy to do a project like this in Stockholm - it is going to be amazing for people and wildlife!

New exiting project - a large rooftop garden in Stockholm 💚 Read more about it at themoosegarden.se

New exiting project - a large rooftop garden in Stockholm 💚 Read more about it at themoosegarden.se

You can never have too many of these beauties 😍

You can never have too many of these beauties 😍

Lecojum vernum (klosterlilja) are sometimes mistaken for snowdrops. They bloom about the same time but if you look closely the shape is very different. Gorgeous right?

Lecojum vernum (klosterlilja) are sometimes mistaken for snowdrops. They bloom about the same time but if you look closely the shape is very different. Gorgeous right?

In aug 2024 I did my first showgarden - so much fun 😍 If I could I would do this every year but it comes at a cost of course. You might think it is the build that takes the most time and effort but it is not - it’s getting all sponsors on bord and coordinating all the work before hand. I’m so grateful for all the work everyone put in to make this happen 💚 @fridawollberg @akademi_bastad_tradgard @emmas.snickeri @piiraisen_skogsmatta @hasselforsgarden @norratimber @heco @chhatwaljonsson @stangbyplantskola @flyingeplantshop @lackalangatradgard @flisby_utomhus @sofieroslott

In aug 2024 I did my first showgarden - so much fun 😍 If I could I would do this every year but it comes at a cost of course. You might think it is the build that takes the most time and effort but it is not - it’s getting all sponsors on bord and coordinating all the work before hand. I’m so grateful for all the work everyone put in to make this happen 💚 @fridawollberg @akademi_bastad_tradgard @emmas.snickeri @piiraisen_skogsmatta @hasselforsgarden @norratimber @heco @chhatwaljonsson @stangbyplantskola @flyingeplantshop @lackalangatradgard @flisby_utomhus @sofieroslott

Lovely article about my private garden at Kotona.com - an international site about nordic living 💚. Link to the article in my bio

Lovely article about my private garden at Kotona.com - an international site about nordic living 💚. Link to the article in my bio

If you like blue flowers you should plant camassia! This is a bulb that flowers early summer and it looks best planted en masse like this 😍 They come in a variety of blues but also in white and pink. Easy to grow and comes back year after year. They prefer moist soil but can take some drouth as well 👍🏻

If you like blue flowers you should plant camassia! This is a bulb that flowers early summer and it looks best planted en masse like this 😍 They come in a variety of blues but also in white and pink. Easy to grow and comes back year after year. They prefer moist soil but can take some drouth as well 👍🏻

You don’t need lots of flowers to make a colorful garden. In japanese garden design there are very few flowers and they are usually scattered around like this so you can see each plant. More details on flowers in japanese gardens for subscribers 💚

Designer @kazuyuki.ishihara

You don’t need lots of flowers to make a colorful garden. In japanese garden design there are very few flowers and they are usually scattered around like this so you can see each plant. More details on flowers in japanese gardens for subscribers 💚

Designer @kazuyuki.ishihara

Winding paths where you don’t know where you are going are great in the garden - except for one path and that’s the one to the front door. Actually a very common problem which makes visitors uncomfortable and deliveries ending up in the wrong place 😅

Designer @ann_mariepowell

Winding paths where you don’t know where you are going are great in the garden - except for one path and that’s the one to the front door. Actually a very common problem which makes visitors uncomfortable and deliveries ending up in the wrong place 😅

Designer @ann_mariepowell

Lovely meadow-style-woodlandy feel. You can do meadow style in shade too - one of the key plants here are rodgersia. Big, bold leaves and tall and sturdy flowers spikes. One of my favorite varieties is ’braunlaub’ 👍🏻.

Designer @tommasseyuk and Je Ahn

Lovely meadow-style-woodlandy feel. You can do meadow style in shade too - one of the key plants here are rodgersia. Big, bold leaves and tall and sturdy flowers spikes. One of my favorite varieties is ’braunlaub’ 👍🏻.

Designer @tommasseyuk and Je Ahn

Do you have a slope in your garden and don’t know what to do with it? Do you think you need a retaining wall? I’d say most often you don’t. Nature is full of slopes and you don’t see a lot of retaining walls there do you? Invest in gorgeous plants instead - their roots will stop erosion and it will look softer and more natural. By mixing different heights on your plants you can even make the slope disappear 💚 More details for subscribers.

Designer @miriaharris

Do you have a slope in your garden and don’t know what to do with it? Do you think you need a retaining wall? I’d say most often you don’t. Nature is full of slopes and you don’t see a lot of retaining walls there do you? Invest in gorgeous plants instead - their roots will stop erosion and it will look softer and more natural. By mixing different heights on your plants you can even make the slope disappear 💚 More details for subscribers.

Designer @miriaharris

Centranthus ruber (pipört) in red and white—I love mixing different colors of the same plant in a border. It creates harmony while keeping it interesting. Adding plenty of grasses will soften the look. If you’re going for that natural meadow style, make sure at least 50% of the planting is grasses. I’ll be sharing some great varieties with subscribers!

Designer robert myers

Centranthus ruber (pipört) in red and white—I love mixing different colors of the same plant in a border. It creates harmony while keeping it interesting. Adding plenty of grasses will soften the look. If you’re going for that natural meadow style, make sure at least 50% of the planting is grasses. I’ll be sharing some great varieties with subscribers!

Designer robert myers

Are you one of those people who say, “Never yellow in my garden” or “I don’t like strong colors”? I used to be but I’ve changed y mind. Now I think all colors are beautiful in the right setting. Who can resist a river of vibrant primulas in early summer or a lawn full of cowslips (gullvivor)? Primulas naturally grow in masses, so planting them this way creates a sense of calm despite their bold colors—interesting, isn’t it?

Designer Sophie Parmenter and Dido Milne.

Are you one of those people who say, “Never yellow in my garden” or “I don’t like strong colors”? I used to be but I’ve changed y mind. Now I think all colors are beautiful in the right setting. Who can resist a river of vibrant primulas in early summer or a lawn full of cowslips (gullvivor)? Primulas naturally grow in masses, so planting them this way creates a sense of calm despite their bold colors—interesting, isn’t it?

Designer Sophie Parmenter and Dido Milne.

River birch at chelsea 2024 💚

River birch at chelsea 2024 💚

Great design is timeless—both functional and beautiful. Adirondack chairs are one of my favorites—comfy even without cushions, sturdy enough to withstand harsh seaside conditions, and the wide armrests are perfect for a glass and a small plate.👌🏻

Great design is timeless—both functional and beautiful. Adirondack chairs are one of my favorites—comfy even without cushions, sturdy enough to withstand harsh seaside conditions, and the wide armrests are perfect for a glass and a small plate.👌🏻

Carpinus betulus (Avenbok) is a popular hedge plant. I prefer Fagus sylvatica (bok) because it will keep is coppery leaves all through winter. Gorgeous in the winter sun 😍 Easy to prune in any shape so it also works well as a specimen plant 👍🏻

Carpinus betulus (Avenbok) is a popular hedge plant. I prefer Fagus sylvatica (bok) because it will keep is coppery leaves all through winter. Gorgeous in the winter sun 😍 Easy to prune in any shape so it also works well as a specimen plant 👍🏻

I keep all my furniture outdoors without cover year-round. I want to be able to look out at a beautiful garden in winter, not a pile of furniture covered in tarp. High-quality materials can withstand the elements and are well worth the investment in the long run. Long-lasting purchases are also the best for our planet 💚

I keep all my furniture outdoors without cover year-round. I want to be able to look out at a beautiful garden in winter, not a pile of furniture covered in tarp. High-quality materials can withstand the elements and are well worth the investment in the long run. Long-lasting purchases are also the best for our planet 💚

January garden. Quite warm here - we’ve got both snowdrops and hellebores in bud which is super early here. How about you?

January garden. Quite warm here - we’ve got both snowdrops and hellebores in bud which is super early here. How about you?

Lovely moon gate and sunken garden at Chelsea 2024. Did you know that moon gates are originally Chinese? Some believe stepping through one brings good fortune 💚

Designer Holly Johnston

Lovely moon gate and sunken garden at Chelsea 2024. Did you know that moon gates are originally Chinese? Some believe stepping through one brings good fortune 💚

Designer Holly Johnston

Are you going to Chelsea this year? I am! One day, I hope to be one of the designers on display 💚 Getting accepted is tough, but the real challenge is funding – it’s soooo expensive! Will share some lovely chelsea inspo the next couple if days. Plant names for subscribers.

Are you going to Chelsea this year? I am! One day, I hope to be one of the designers on display 💚 Getting accepted is tough, but the real challenge is funding – it’s soooo expensive! Will share some lovely chelsea inspo the next couple if days. Plant names for subscribers.

A new article about my private garden in the finnish magazine @viherpiha is out this month 💚 Photos by photographer @johannamyllymakiphoto. Big thanks to you all and especially journalist @hennakaisa! It was so nice having you here for a visit despite the rainy weather 😄

A new article about my private garden in the finnish magazine @viherpiha is out this month 💚 Photos by photographer @johannamyllymakiphoto. Big thanks to you all and especially journalist @hennakaisa! It was so nice having you here for a visit despite the rainy weather 😄

Just a few days until christmas and here is my no 1 of the 40 gardens I visited in Japan. The moss temple is truely something out of the ordinary! I hope this video will inspire you to stop fighting moss in you garden and let some of your large trees stay. 💚 Merry christmas!

Just a few days until christmas and here is my no 1 of the 40 gardens I visited in Japan. The moss temple is truely something out of the ordinary! I hope this video will inspire you to stop fighting moss in you garden and let some of your large trees stay. 💚 Merry christmas!

No 2 of my favorite japanese gardens is this masterpiece by shigemori 💚 Simplicity as it best - making something look effortless is not as easy as it looks. Tofuku-ji

No 2 of my favorite japanese gardens is this masterpiece by shigemori 💚 Simplicity as it best - making something look effortless is not as easy as it looks. Tofuku-ji

No 3 of my japanese garden favorites is Murin-an. This is not a very big garden but it’s been very cleverly designed borrowing the landscape beyond. Feels like you are way out in the country side and not in the middle of busy Kyoto. A true oasis 💚

No 3 of my japanese garden favorites is Murin-an. This is not a very big garden but it’s been very cleverly designed borrowing the landscape beyond. Feels like you are way out in the country side and not in the middle of busy Kyoto. A true oasis 💚

No 4 on my list of the best japanese gardens is Nanzen-ji. As with many temples there are several gardens here but it’s the inner pond garden that I love. Lots of water and winding paths with lovely design details to discover if you slow down your pace and look. More footage for subscribers 💚

No 4 on my list of the best japanese gardens is Nanzen-ji. As with many temples there are several gardens here but it’s the inner pond garden that I love. Lots of water and winding paths with lovely design details to discover if you slow down your pace and look. More footage for subscribers 💚

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