DeBorrah’s Garden Sanctuary – Bagicha Bazaar

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My name is DeBorrah Tibbs. I live in the warm Georgia peach state in Smyrna. Gardening is my passion and ever changing. I have gardened most of my life, growing up in a small town called Andover, Ohio, raising a living on a farm. As I ventured out on my own, flowers and shrubs became my focus and obsession. What I would like to share is a before and after garden makeover. I took a small backyard which I now call my garden sanctuary. It’s been a journey of six and a half years that inspired me to start my own YouTube channel. Impressive garden cornerIn December 2022.

Finished garden sheltered patio and lots of plantsPrepared garden shelter

The garden before the transformationHere was the same place as before, just as the new garden had begun. Not much to get excited about yet!

The garden shelter is under construction with hardscaping and some plants being added.It took a lot of work to get everything smooth and ready for construction and planting.

A garden that comes together with containers and small plants and more hardscapingSometimes things have to get ugly before they get pretty, but the plants in containers and some in the ground are already making it feel like a garden even as construction continues.

Finished garden shelter with raised patio and lots of surrounding shrubbery.The project has been completed and saplings have been planted. Plantings include ‘Double Knockout’ roses. (Rosa ‘Double Knockout’, zones 5-9), woodland phlox (Phlox divaricata, Zones 3–8), ‘Little Limelight’ hydrangea (Hydrangea punculata ‘Little Limelight’, zones 3-8) and jasmine (Jasminum officinale, Zones 7–10) in the flower box, which didn’t survive the freeze blast we had.

Close up of a garden bed with pink and purple flowersThis dianthus (Dianthus hybrids, zones 5-9) blooming from their heads.

Extensive view of the garden conversion and surrounding garden bedsWe stained our fence in slate to make everything pop, and I believe it was accomplished.

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