Bed and Breakfast Gardens
Bed and breakfasts have been very creative with the way they design and develop their gardens. There are so many terrific ideas to make it a breathtaking, peaceful, and romantic place for your guests. Bed and breakfast gardens may have or can include:
- benches
- bird baths
- bicycle or boot used as a planter
- conifers
- curving paths
- fish ponds
- hosta plants
- magnolia bushes
- ornamental grasses
- perennials
- pines
- planters
- pottery
- reflecting pond
- rock garden
- roses
- shrubs
- terraced wall garden
- tulips
- waterfall
- water lilies
- woods
Your garden will attract the beauty of gorgeous butterflies and hopping bunnies as well as the pleasant chirping of birds and sound of babbling brooks. You can make it informative by placing little signs throughout to label what you planted. You can make it as personal as you want by naming your garden and inscribing its benches. If it is a historical bed and breakfast, you can use the names of former residents.
There is no limit to the joyous possibilities of your ever changing and growing garden. By planting things that bloom at different times in the year, it can look great all year round.
Image by Marcus Berg of Unique Angles Photography