Driftwood in flower beds

I’m headed out to the Oregon coast for a few days, and the last time I was out there, I brought home a little stash of driftwood. I wasn’t sure exactly what I was going to do with it, but I vaguely remembered pinning some potential driftwood projects. So I sifted through my pins, and […]

Driftwood Ideas for Garden: Creative Landscaping Tips Transform your garden into a coastal haven with creative driftwood ideas for garden decor. Explore rustic DIY projects and unique landscaping tips!

Succulents & driftwood are simply the cat's meow. Here are quite a few ideas, plus DIYs, for you on how to display succulents on driftwood. Some are simple & some more elaborate so we're sure you can find 1 that catches your fancy!

🌿💡 Add a touch of coastal charm to your garden with these easy weekend driftwood garden projects that will ignite your creativity! Transform a large piece of driftwood into a unique and rustic garden bench by adding sturdy wooden legs and a weather-resistant cushion. Create a driftwood planter by hollowing out a large piece of driftwood and planting succulents or small flowers inside. Build a driftwood fence by attaching driftwood pieces to wooden posts, creating a natural and eco-friendly…

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We first visited Sue back in December, and she's back today with new happenings in her garden.

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Whether garden décor is new, upcycled, or made from natural materials, there’s no denying it can add a sense of charm. Driftwood, for example, has gained popularity in recent years just for this reason, and you can find some driftwood ideas for the garden here.

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I find this time of the year so sad. Most of my flowers have bloomed and when they die off, I have little to look forward to for the next few months. In anticipation of this, I moved a few of my deck canna containers to the main gardens. I nestled them among the foliage and it has now grown tall enough to hide all of the containers. This driftwood garden is one example. See the big canna leaves behind the driftwood? No? Here is a close up: The green striped leaves are Tropicanna Gold; the…

Transform your home and garden with these creative and easy driftwood ideas! Embrace the beauty of nature and add a touch of rustic charm to your space. Let your creativity flow and start crafting with driftwood today. #DriftwoodCrafts #DIYProjects #NaturalHomeDecor

I have a lot of woods behind my house and am fortunate that there are trails I can walk on. On my walks, I kept seeing trunks of cedar trees that had been cut down at some point because they were dying or dead. They had rotted from the ground and were easy to pick right up. I thought they were beautiful and unique looking and they reminded me of driftwood.I don’t have easy access to driftwood so I thought I would take advantage of the cedar tree trunks and use them as ‘driftwood plante…

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I really wanted to put a dry river bed here - eventually to go up the edge of the lawn as a border - but definitely down in front of the lower garden. I read several blogs about how to do this project (most claiming to do one in a weekend!), but I knew I would have to end up doing it my way…the way