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Features Every Garden Needs To Really Shine

27/09/2017

It’s a shame how rarely a lot of people take advantage of their gardens as a potential space in their home. Often people do the bare minimum in order to keep their garden looking halfway decent, or even worse, don’t do anything to it at all. However, in the same way that you can use to the interior of your home to express yourself in new and exciting ways, your garden can have plenty of personality as well. It might seem to some people that making a garden a more exciting space can be something of a challenge; there are few things that are guaranteed to make any garden a little more interesting.

A vegetable patch

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If you want to get more out of your garden, then there’s nothing better than actually making it useful. It really is true what they say: nothing tastes better than food that you’ve grown yourself. Whether you’re particularly green fingered or not, there are always interesting and delicious things that you can grow without that much effort or expertise. All you need to do is think carefully about when you’re going to plant them and to make sure that you’re keeping an eye on them from time to time. Finding a nice shaded patch of your garden that you can keep watered is often perfect for creating a little patch for growing your own vegetables.

A tree

There are few things nicer than a garden with some kind of strong feature in it, and few things stand out more proudly than a tree. You might think that if you have a smaller garden, a tree isn’t going to fit, but there are plenty of options for trees that can fit into even the tiniest backyard. Not only that but you can use them in the same way as your vegetable patch. Garden apple trees are often easy to take care of and don’t take up as much room as you might expect. There’s nothing more satisfying than being able to pluck an apple from your very own tree and take a big bite of it.

A flower bed

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No garden is complete without a splash of color here and there. The great thing is that there are so many different varieties of flower that you’re almost certain to find a color scheme that fits your taste and personality. It’s also up to you how you arrange them in your garden. You might want to put things in neat rows, carefully separated into their own sections, or you might want just toss the seeds into the soil and not really pay them much attention at all. Either way, you’re certain to bring a touch of vibrancy and personality into your garden in no time.

Sure, there are other things that you can have in your garden in order to bring a little extra something to it like water features or garden furniture, but the great thing about these examples is that they’re all natural are can fit in just about any garden no matter how small.

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