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Horizontal lines bring definition to a garden.

The strength of this design is simplicity.

Use boxwood bushes to frame an area, creating a courtyard effect.

Smaller plants complement a narrow walkway.

Use fewer plants for a pared-down Japanese aesthetic.

Design a welcoming path to your front door with lush greenery.

Garden beds welcome visitors.

Take time to plan a garden.

Plant beds to separate sections of a garden.

Add greenery without the upkeep of a garden.

Add living roofs to awkward structures.

A checkerboard lawn offers a graphic look.

All-white hydrangeas make a statement.

Switch them up from season to season with local varieties.

An easy way to combine colours.

A symmetrical house is elevated by an equally balanced garden.

Add height and drama to your landscape.

Add height and drama to your landscape.

Cosy wicker chairs offer a spectacular view of the garden.

Create interest by mixing formal and country gardening styles.

A Creemore garden sets a standard for easy urban planting.

A modern dining table and bright stools add character to a backyard.

A private green space fit for summer soirées.

Mismatched stools around a sculptural outdoor fireplace add whimsy.

A beautifully renovated Niagara-on-the-Lake home.

Divide a large backyard into kid and adult zones.

Create a path to an open sanctuary.

A built-in barbecue makes summer entertaining easy.

An Asian-inspired home carries the design to the backyard.

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