Most gardens are best viewed in the sun, when the heat is on and the traffic is humming, but what about those summer nights? Moon gardens are special places that are designated in the evening when the moon is high. He was beginning to plan and plant now because of the terrible moon garden because of the many romantic summer nights that had come before.
Although a simple moon garden sounds almost mystical, it is made up of mostly white flowering plants and beautiful nocturnal plants. The leaves adorn the gray foliage and the lunar sky creates a garden that seems to glow in the dark. The hypnotic light is the perfect place to steal a kiss, share a good bottle of wine, or simply relax and unwind after a long hot day.
Moon gardens are as lovely during the day as they are at night, so why not have the best of both worlds growing in your garden or your own. in yours now?
The garden of the moon, if planned correctly, can provide night time beauty during spring and fall as well as summer, it makes the old sitting around fire pit on cooler evenings the experience is even more pleasant. Perennial flowers and beautiful trees and swaying shrubs, annuals and Low voltage lighting, such as solar lamps, or garden lights, can add a luminous look to your private spaces. It will help light up those moonlit nights, but they are not necessary to enjoy your moon garden. A well water works well here too. The sound of running water quality adds to the night air, but again this is not a necessity.
You will also be able to add some white or colorful garden to the statue of the night mark called time. These figures really come alive in the moonlight and reflect even more light into your moon garden.
Be sure to include a comfortable area for you and your loved one to enjoy the view. Your sofa can be as lavish as a cushioned love seat, a double swing, a garden chair or even as simple as a patch of grass where a rug can be spread softly over the ground.
Choosing Plants for the Moon Garden
When choosing plants for your moon garden, think white. White also reflects the least amount of light in the night sky, or the light from the street nearby. Shasta daisies and white Zinnias have long blooming seasons and the moons make good choices as well as white choices. Impatiens, Petunias and Begonias are the most popular house flowers. Don’t forget to add a few climbing plants to your moon garden, such as white or slightly colored and Clematis too.
With the white flowers, you may want to add some custom silver leaves. Artemisia, Lamb’s Ear, and Dusty Miller are all good choices as well as Elias Blue Fescue, which also sparkles in the moonlight.
Flowering bushes, shrubs and white trees will complete the effect. Think white azaleas, flowering wild dogwoods, and crape myrtle for accent plants in your yard.
Together with all the weeping flowers of all white blooming-flowers of course> you will also want to add a few nights, such as Four O’ Clocks and evening primroses. Some types of cactus are night flowers as well. Cactus should only be planted outdoors if your climate allows for healthy growth.
Include some fragrant varieties of plants to create a romantic ambiance for your secluded moon garden. White flowering varieties of tobacco will make a good choice as well as night jasmine or some fragrant herbs.
You will easily find that when it comes to creating your own personal moon garden, your choices are almost endless, and none of them can go wrong.
Start preparing and planting your moon garden today. Those sultry summer nights are right around the corner!
