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Interest in maintaining a beautiful garden has become increasingly popular over the last couple of years – with around 90% of homes with a garden capable of natural beauty, and the steady popularity of gardening shows, magazines and websites, it’s easy to see why. With the improving weather – we are keeping our fingers crossed – it has become more of a regular occurrence to spend time in your garden. Whether it is a dining experience, messing around with the family or lounging in the sun, your garden can look stunning for all occasions.

Keep It Clean And Simple

Even though the garden has gained popularity over time, it is not necessary to go overboard with the aesthetics. Whether you have a small backyard or acres of garden space, it is sometimes easier to stick to the basics. If you haven’t already, have a look at introducing a patio area with a small table and chairs. Perfect for eating dinner outside on a summers evening! And it doesn’t have to be an expensive task, especially if you consider using reclaimed materials and scouring the internet for pre-loved furniture.

The lawn can be a slightly trickier task and you may not know where to begin. Whether you are installing a lawn from scratch or you are considering relaying your grass, it is definitely worth discussing your options with a professional. UK based lawn turf suppliers Turf Express are experts in their trade and can provide you with lawn turf which is environmentally friendly option and looks great without breaking the bank!

Benefit From Your Garden

Maintaining an eco-friendly lifestyle is definitely on trend, and will probably continue its popularity well into the future. And what is more eco-friendly than eating and drinking out of your own garden? It is quite easy to jump into the car or stretch your legs whilst walking to the supermarket, but it is important to consider the cost of buying your produce when it can be created so simply in your backyard.

There are plenty of fruit and vegetable options available to you, which can reduce costs and provide you with an enjoyable hobby! Use home-grown strawberries to make a delicious desert or plant a few carrots for your roast dinner. However, we definitely recommend getting some advice on growing your own produce before getting started. Another great idea is to introduce a small herb garden featuring well-used herbs such as coriander, mint and parsley. Grab a pair of scissors and you can have fresh herbs that are literally at your doorstep!

We’re Loving Colour!

Gardens are incredibly versatile, and there is no limit to the style and colour of flowers that can be thrown together to create a stunning garden. Very often, we think of flowers as red roses, yellow sunflowers and white daisies – but we sometimes forget the variety of flowers and plants that are available to us. Purple lilies and white foxgloves can look fantastic against a selection of orange and yellow perennials, so don’t be afraid to use some colour!

However, there are a broad range of elements to consider when you are thinking about introducing flowers into your garden. The majority of us may be aware that some flowers have very specific months for planting, but the space and sunlight in our garden are also incredibly important factors. The Royal Horticultural Society have a fantastic guide to help you find a plant for your garden, which is definitely a look before spending your budget at the local garden centre.

Clean, environmentally friendly and colourful – our top tips can help you maintain a simple and beautiful garden all year around. Got a simple yet beautiful garden or some of your own tips to share? Drop us a comment below!

 

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