THIS week we are exploring Heather Emerton's beautiful 'rainbow garden'.
Her radiant rainbow garden in Ensbury Park is adorned with a plethora of colourful plant pots, decorations and even a hanging rainbow seat.
Heather considers herself to be "no good at growing plants" so introduced plants such as Sedum and saxifrage to her garden, which require little input to survive, according to Heather.
She said: "Herbs are also quite hardy, so I have rosemary, curry plant, sage, thyme and mint in colourful pots. I'm also hoping to successfully grow carrots, strawberries, peas, beans and tomatoes this year.
"I have used pallets to create various vertical and floor planters, as well as the large planter for our olive tree. I have also used pallets for the wall mounted bar area, for outdoor eating and a rustic gate.
"To create colour I have painted everything in lots of bright colours. Finally I added a solar pump and some miniature water lilies and bull rushes in an old terracotta planter for a tranquil water feature."
To view more pictures of Heather's garden, click the gallery at the top of this article.
To share your gorgeous garden with us, email: maya.george@bournemouthecho.co.uk
Include pictures of your garden, where you live, the names of any plants or shrubs, why you love your garden and any other relevant information.
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