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Ljubljana, SI SI-1000 · 100 photos
Flower garden stories
location . Ljubljana vicinity
size . 2000 m2
planning . 2008
completed . 2009
In the old village core stood an ancient farm, with a house, stone stable and traditional wooden barn. Later a smithy was opened there, even later, before the second world war, a village store with an inn was arranged. Today, on the ruins of decrepit buildings a new house with a garden that combines traditional and modern motifs was created. Images of old orchard, flowering meadows, sand petanque, majestic walnut trees and rosarium were recreated and preserved. Old apple trees were emphasized with circular sand carpets. Around the oldest one seven corner stones of the old house were set. The owners have lovingly called this place 'Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs' when in spring the apple blossoms unveiled a Snow White's dress. *
Photo Credit - Landscape d.o.o. Slovenia
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added by Marianne Lipanovich to Edible Flowers Offer a Sweet Taste from the Garden
The flowers of all types of roses can be used in a number of ways. You can candy the petals; include them in salads or tea sandwiches; add them to jelly, jam, butter and honey; brew tea or use them to flavor sugar (remove the petals before using the sugar). Be sure to taste first, as the flavors vary greatly from rose to rose — a general rule of thumb is that the deeper the color, the stronger the taste. It's also a good idea to remove the white base of the flower, as it is generally bitter.
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added by alwayswithyou99 to Garden (6 days ago)
Great idea for climbing species
added by mmcnew to back yard landscape (6 weeks ago)
climbing roses
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Pared hilo
added by gurpro to Gurpro׳s Garden (7 weeks ago)
ספסל באזור שמול וטרינה כניסה
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big vertical green in narrow space
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grimpants
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roze piekne
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climbing structure
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edible flowers
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Dried flowers though are supposedly dead flowers, but they retain the beautiful colors even once they are dry.
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Structure
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Worst case scenario - if a trellis didn't work, tasteful wire??
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wires for rose
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trellis
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wire between vertical supports for vines
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Wires between posts
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flowering almond
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Roses
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Trellis
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Beautiful, scented, climbing roses are trained on a strong wire trellis.
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Roses (petals of all varieties edible...darker the hue typically the more bitter the flavor)
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the flowers
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climbing rose
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climbing roses
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Garden
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Making private area
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Jardin
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The flowers of all types of roses can be used in a number of ways. You can candy the petals; include them in salads or tea sandwiches; add them to jelly, jam, butter and honey; brew tea or use them to flavor sugar (remove the petals before using the sugar).
Be sure to taste first, as the flavors vary greatly from rose to rose — a general rule of thumb is that the deeper the color, the stronger the taste. It's also a good idea to remove the white base of the flower, as it is generally bitter.
added by 904e to 904e's ideas (10 months ago)
The use of geometry in the trellis design
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Interesting trellis
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Color and climbing plants
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The flowers of all types of roses can be used in a number of ways. You can candy the petals; include them in salads or tea sandwiches; add them to jelly, jam, butter and honey; brew tea or use them to flavor sugar (remove the petals before using the sugar).
Be sure to taste first, as the flavors vary greatly from rose to rose — a general rule of thumb is that the deeper the color, the stronger the taste. It's also a good idea to remove the white base of the flower, as it is generally bitter.
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my garden
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Roses are looking very good
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Support pour grimpante
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Climbing Roses
added by mia007 to mia007's ideas (13 months ago)
The flowers of all types of roses can be used in a number of ways. You can candy the petals; include them in salads or tea sandwiches; add them to jelly, jam, butter and honey; brew tea or use them to flavor sugar (remove the petals before using the sugar).
Be sure to taste first, as the flavors vary greatly from rose to rose — a general rule of thumb is that the deeper the color, the stronger the taste. It's also a good idea to remove the white base of the flower, as it is generally bitter.
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Use of flowers
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secret gardenish
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edible roses
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balcon
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Estructura para enredadera
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wire for climbing roses
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supports for vines
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Edible
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wire trellis
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flower to eat - roses
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The flowers of all types of roses can be used in a number of ways. You can candy the petals; include them in salads or tea sandwiches; add them to jelly, jam, butter and honey; brew tea or use them to flavor sugar (remove the petals before using the sugar).
Be sure to taste first, as the flavors vary greatly from rose to rose — a general rule of thumb is that the deeper the color, the stronger the taste. It's also a good idea to remove the white base of the flower, as it is generally bitter.
added by shannonb81 to Porch/yard (13 months ago)
The flowers of all types of roses can be used in a number of ways. You can candy the petals; include them in salads or tea sandwiches; add them to jelly, jam, butter and honey; brew tea or use them to flavor sugar (remove the petals before using the sugar).
Be sure to taste first, as the flavors vary greatly from rose to rose — a general rule of thumb is that the deeper the color, the stronger the taste. It's also a good idea to remove the white base of the flower, as it is generally bitter.
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Roses
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beautiful flowers
added by Kimberly Hicks to janejetson's outdoor ideas (13 months ago)
The flowers of all types of roses can be used in a number of ways. You can candy the petals; include them in salads or tea sandwiches; add them to jelly, jam, butter and honey; brew tea or use them to flavor sugar (remove the petals before using the sugar).
Be sure to taste first, as the flavors vary greatly from rose to rose — a general rule of thumb is that the deeper the color, the stronger the taste. It's also a good idea to remove the white base of the flower, as it is generally bitter.
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Bench
added by wolsen to gardens (14 months ago)
Great support for climbing roses
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