We may be approaching Christmas at a rapid pace and are firmly in the cold wintry season, but that doesn’t mean that you can’t start planning your garden for next summer. Transformations happen in the coldest of months so that the new gardens can bloom in the summertime.
Dreams are free, winter is long, and there are months between now and then where you can’t really do much gardening. Sure, you might be able to get in the pool inspection companies and ask their opinion on whether your pool needs an overhaul, but what are you going to do with the rest of the garden space? While you are busy daydreaming, consider the options below for overhauling your garden for next summer.
- Take a look at the garden boundaries. You know where your garden begins and ends, so you should consider what you are doing with those ends. The boundaries of your garden are going to be something you can show off, and whether you use brushes and flowers or fencing, you need to consider whether your garden is doing justice to the rest of the property. It’s so important that you have a good boundary wall, so that you can keep your property secure. It doesn’t mean it has to be boring though! Some people add charred timber fences and then they have solar fairy lights stringing right the way along to keep some light coming in the garden.
- Add some flowers. You don’t have to grow these yourself if you are worried about doing it, but you should think about having some bushes packed with flowers such as rose bushes planted around your garden. Rose bushes can be a beautiful addition, but you can also add other floral bushes, to. You could choose to Orient the bushes in the available light, and you can plant things according to color if that’s what you’d like to do. That’s the fun part about your garden; You can theme it!
- Plant some trees. Your garden may not be yours forever, but when you plant some trees you are going to be able to witness your children and grandchildren enjoy them. Fruit trees or giant oak trees can be planted in your garden and in 30 years time it’s going to start growing into a beautiful tree. Consider where you live and what the best trees are to grow in your area and do some research.
- Consider your garden furniture. Upgrading your furniture is a great way to add some pizzazz to your garden next year. If you’re currently dealing with Wicker or rattan furniture, consider adding garden leather sofas or making a real change to the furniture that you have out there. You don’t just have to have an end table with a folding chair; You could have a full dining table if you want!
Your garden, your way, is the only way to enjoy the great outdoors. Don’t worry about how it looks right now; plan for it to be beautiful!