If you’ve got a balcony, you’ve got potential. Even if it’s too small for a chair, there is space to create a small garden, a tiny hideaway, a space outside to call your own. If you’re short on ideas, jump below to get inspired by some small outdoor spaces.
The bright chairs on the balcony together with the potted plants give it a cheerful look! Plus you can move it inside as the cold comes.
Transform an ugly, shady spot into a cool and stylish summer oasis by adding a bench and some flowers. That way you have the perfect place to enjoy a glass of lemonade on hot, sunny summer days… love the bench!
If you live in an apartment, the next best thing to having a garden is something like this.
and replacing them with plants, this walkway has a big impact.
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the plants upright and well aerated, to help minimize the possibility of disease while maximizing yield.
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mint, oregano, rosemary, sage and thyme are grown in containers and are placed on a windowsill.
What’s In The Pot? ‘Wasabi’ coleus, Cast-iron plant, ‘Pink Beauty’ caladium, Variegated Algerian ivy, Asparagus fern.
– drought tolerant plants and trees around the natural stone formations in this yard. This looks like a basalt bed or some sort of porous stone formation.
So give your sidewalk garden an extra bit of pizzazz with flowing curves. Strip of turf between the street and the garden helps set off the planting wonderfully. And it gives folks a place to step when they are enjoying your flowers!! I love curves in the landscaping!!
– is a permaculture gardening method that uses nature to its full potential. Gravity allows the water to seep through the levels meaning that the plants at the top get full drainage while the ones at the bottom may reside in a simple bog. It also gives your herbs shady spots with varying degrees. The herbs that need full-sun can be grown in those positions while more shade loving plants can be located on the opposite side.
