Sentence examples for cottage garden from inspiring English sources

The 1950s British cottage garden features delphiniums, rhododendrons, foxgloves, lupins and azaleas.

He'd spent his life as an agricultural labourer and now kept a superb cottage garden.

The traditional cottage garden has flower beds and grass, plus a large stone patio leading to a greenhouse.

When I was a lad, I was happiest gardening in my parents' cottage garden.

"He shows me things and says: 'D'you like that?' and he's made a peculiar cottage garden.

The English cottage garden was making a comeback in all its Victorian picturesqueness.

The launch of the Cottage Garden Society in 1982 anticipates a more carefree approach to planting.

They can give you a cottage garden or a bush garden or a contemporary garden.

I'm also a fan of many traditional cottage garden favourites: hollyhocks, delphiniums, and clematis.

It is difficult to think of a more quintessential English cottage garden flower than the foxglove (Digitalis purpurea).

But when we came here, because it's very modern, there was no point going all cottage garden outside.