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These Japanese Tsukubai Are the Water Feature Idea Every Garden Could Benefit From — "It Establishes a Small, Contemplative Space"This traditional water feature brings a moment of peaceful tranquility into your back garden
By Maya Glantz Published
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5 Spots to Position Spotlights in Your Garden That Will Instantly Elevate Your Lighting SchemeUnleash the power of the humble garden spotlight with our expert positioning tips
By Maya Glantz Published
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5 Small Garden Before and After Makeovers That Will Help You See the Potential in Your Own Tiny SpaceThese tiny garden transformations prove you don't need a lot of space to make a big impact
By Maya Glantz Published
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Are We Planting for the Wrong Climate? How UK Designers Are Reimagining Traditional British Gardens for 30°C SummersUK designers are rethinking what a future-proof British garden should look like.
By Matilda Bourne Published
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5 Clever Ways to Add More Planting to a Small Garden — From Stackable Planters to Wall-Mounted PotsEven the smallest gardens deserve some greenery, and our experts have the best tips for making the most of your space
By Maya Glantz Published
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This Type of Garden Lighting Is Good Luck in Feng Shui — Here's Where to Put Them, and Which Work BestIf you're not decorating with outdoor lanterns, you're missing out on glow-y good energy
By Amiya Baratan Published
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IKEA's Modern Scandi Outdoor Coffee Table Is a Multipurpose Marvel That's Ideal for Small Gardens — It's Simple, Stylish, and PracticalThis almost-five-star-rated metal mesh design is both versatile and easy to maintain — "I ordered a second one right away," shares one reviewer
By Debbie Black Published
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Where to Place a Water Feature Outdoors for Good Luck, According to Feng Shui ExpertsThe gentle flow of water in your garden is a calming way to improve al fresco energy if it's placed correctly
By Amiya Baratan Published
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3 Garden Materials That Are Making Your Outdoor Space Feel Unbearable in Hot Weather — And What to Choose InsteadYour garden should feel like a respite from the stifling heat, but with these materials, that discomfort is only intensified
By Maya Glantz Published
