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Luke Arthur Wells

"I'm a Garden Designer — Here's How I Approach Changing Up My Garden's Planting in Spring When I Want to Try Something New"

A woman and a dachshund in a modern garden surrounded by purple planting .

Do you ever feel tempted at the garden center to pick up a new plant you'd never considered before — or one that's outside of your landscaping's usual color scheme? Well, you needn't be afraid. Gardens are, by their very nature, always changing, and that means it's very easy to change things up without all your hard work in the past going to waste.

When you've put time, energy, and, let's face it, money into planning a particular garden scheme, suddenly changing it might seem a little daunting. And the same might be true if you've inherited a well-established garden from a previous owner. Yet, tastes change, and the draw of something new is always going to excite. So, what's the secret to making it work?

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