My sidegarden. It is primarily planted with Spider Plants, because the Njala loves to eat them, and then they are less inclined to eat things that I am trying to grow.
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Nice. I had a similar, yet nowhere near as nicely laid out, idea for my new place. Either side of the garden is set for mostly wild garden & wild friendly plants. There's lots of naturally occuring wild mustard, hawksbeard etc, and I planted some bluebells, wild garlic, heather, nasturtium etc.
The middle walk of the garden is all raised beds leading to a small grow house. Fingers crossed it develops as nicely