A few things to keep in mind when creating for a small outside space:
- Color - Place your bolder, brighter colored plantings up front. Putting them in front, will allow them to first catch your attention. The plants placed in back will seem to fade a little, making the space feel larger.
- Frame It - Use a small arbor, pergola, tall shrubs, a small tree or garden art to create a frame for your small landscape. It gives a small landscape a noble appearance.
- Cozy Things Up - A tiny back yard full of lush green shrubbery, that screens out the view beyond your space, can create an instant feeling of coziness.
- Perspective - Long, straight lines give an illusion of space. A small fence or a small hedge can create this illusion.
- Create Interest - The addition of pavers, a small retaining wall or some stone can add enough visual interest to make you forget the small size of the space.
- Places to Go - Giving your space a destination, whether it be a hammock or sitting area in the corner, helps the area feel more spacious.
There are so many options when creating your landscape for a small space. Be creative. Tiny doesn't have to mean scarce...be bold with your choices.
If you are looking for a bit of peace and tranquility for your small space, do not forget to add the element of running water. Whether you purchase a tiny pond or table-top/wall fountain, you can bring nature to you, while muffling annoying exterior sounds.
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