Results: Garden Trends for 2025
Published on 01/05/2025
Source: https://apnews.com/article/garden-trends-2025-predictions-9fdc3995694646fada367f2ed92f5961
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Garden Media Group, a public relations company serving plant breeders, nurseries, and others in the green industry, produces an annual Garden Trends Report that forecasts how trends in areas such as the environment, fashion, food, retail, and media will influence the gardening world. In the U.S., 84% of newly built single-family homes sold in 2022 were part of a Homeowners' Association, according to the U.S. Census Bureau. So, it follows that Dubow foresees more homeowners trying to differentiate their HOA properties from their neighbors' without running afoul of the rules. Planting living fences that incorporate various plant types, including native species that support wildlife, will impart an eco-conscious individuality to cookie-cutter property borders. Do you live in a Homeowners' Association?
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No
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Here are all the trends predicted for gardens in 2025. Which do you think you will incorporate in your own garden? Living fences
10%
268 votes
Foraging - going into your garden or into the wild to gather shrub and tree branches, stems and flowers, and using whatever you find outside to create something beautiful to bring inside.
11%
302 votes
Tyrannical cuteness - Garden Media Group predicts a rise in demand for whimsical plants and surreal pastel hues as home gardeners seek to replicate the "tyrannical cuteness" of AI-inspired, over-the-top imagery, with plants like alliums, cardoons, and sea holly gaining popularity.
6%
163 votes
Lived in gardens- a move toward "lived-in gardens" with rambling roses, bulb lawns, native plants, mature trees and densely planted, layered garden beds.
12%
332 votes
Holy Moley plants - the group draws a parallel between the celebrity "cutout" dress fashion trend and fenestrated plants --- those with holes in their leaves, like split-leaf Philodendron and Monstera. Although those plants have been wildly popular for the better part of a decade, they cited a 600% increase in Google Trend searches for Monstera in the first half of 2024.
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