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Planting plan ideas: cottage border, gravel garden and kitchen garden

Planting plans — a long curved cottage border, big circles for shrubs and cloud-shaped drifts of perennials packed together against a mown lawn edge, clean closed black line art of uniform stroke, every drift outlined and left empty, with no shading, no gray tones and no fills

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Reading 1Cottage border
Reading 2Gravel garden
Reading 3Kitchen garden

A planting plan reads the garden from above: circles for shrubs and perennials, drifts drawn as soft clouds, a path and a lawn edge. These nine range from a cottage border to a dry gravel garden and a raised-bed kitchen garden, drawn in plain black ink, fine hatched pen work, or soft colour washes — clean line ready to print, or reshape with a direction of your own.

  • a garden design planning reference
  • a planting layout for a landscaper brief
  • a border redesign study
  • a print for a gardening notebook

Frequently asked questions

Are these plans to scale?
No — they're layout concepts showing plant groupings and drifts, not measured planting schedules. A gardener or designer adapts the shapes to the actual plot.
What size do the plans print at?
Each plan is drawn at landscape proportions (1216 by 832) with a white margin, sized for standard paper.
Can I get the same plan for a shady bed instead?
Yes — the direction field lets you ask for that change, and the plan is drawn again in the same clean line style.

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