Quiz~What's your Garden Style?

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Your Results

Cottage Style
It looks like the lush, romantic feel of a cottage garden is best for you. Cottage gardens often feature soft, romantic plants that self-seed here and there. Cottage gardens also typically feature antique garden accents and have a comfortable feel to them.

I was totally shocked...this is not my style at all...

Formal Style
It sounds to us like you lean toward formal style, with symmetrical plantings, clipped hedges, and a prim look. Formal gardens often feature classical accents, such as sundials, urns, and pillars. If you're up for it, feel free to go wild with topiary, too -- it fits well in most formal gardens.

this does kinda fit me


Naturalistic Style
It sounds like nature is a big influence in your garden style, so a naturalistic-type garden may be best for you. Natural gardens don't often have a "designed" feel and usually feature accents made from natural materials, such as rough-hewn wood benches, bentwood arbors or trellises, and stone pathways.

Donna wrote:

this does kinda fit me


Naturalistic Style
It sounds like nature is a big influence in your garden style, so a naturalistic-type garden may be best for you. Natural gardens don't often have a "designed" feel and usually feature accents made from natural materials, such as rough-hewn wood benches, bentwood arbors or trellises, and stone pathways.

Now I would have thought Nautalistic was what it would have pegged me for. Formal I am not!

Contemporary Style (If I could afford it)
Among the hardest styles to define, contemporary gardens can borrow from other styles -- yet they always feel distinct and individual. They often feature geometric patterns in paving and plantings, and can feature bold statuary or other accents.

bluewolf wrote:

Contemporary Style (If I could afford it)
Among the hardest styles to define, contemporary gardens can borrow from other styles -- yet they always feel distinct and individual. They often feature geometric patterns in paving and plantings, and can feature bold statuary or other accents.

Hmmm...for some reason that really surprises me...I had you pictured in my mind as as a naturalistic hands on builder, he man type of guy...hubba, hubba...*inserts naughty smirk*.