Mostly in late autumn, a dreary picture spreads across numerous gardens. So that your garden doesn't look boring, here are 4 tips for a beautiful decoration in the garden.
Tip 1 - Decoration selection
In addition to hay and straw, collected nuts and chestnuts, colorful pumpkins and autumn leaves as well as twigs are available for the decoration selection. In addition, dried artichoke blossoms, lantern flowers, ivy tendrils, sedum blossoms, rootstocks, dried fruits (e.g. slices of orange), etc. In many cases, blooming asters, chrysanthemums and heather are also offered in the nurseries until the turn of the year. With which the autumn decorations can be spiced up in many color nuances.
Very funny: You can tie charming figures out of hay and straw. Just give it a try.
Tip 2 - Decorate
All types of frost-resistant terracotta vessels and metal troughs in entrance areas and patio areas are ideal for decorating. But even in the flower beds themselves, an autumnal arrangement quickly becomes the eye-catcher of an entire garden. In the usually stormy autumn season, however, it is always advisable to firmly fix the decorative items within the respective arrangement. For example with wire, bamboo sticks, nails, wire mesh and the like.
Tip 3 - Flowering plants
All fresh plants must always be planted directly in the ground or in the planter to be decorated. You can then drape the decorative items selected to match the plant nicely around the plant.
And while Christmas roses and snowdrops sprout freshly from the earth for the first time soon after the turn of the year, these delicate little flowers attract special attention when they are highlighted. For example, with fresh pine greens that you can place loosely around these groups of plants.
Tip 4 - create a mood
It is important, especially in the cold season, that these decorations also create special moods in the garden. From mid-September toThat's why the big pumpkins are often hollowed out and decorated with candlelights well into November. Especially in the dark hours, these pumpkins look particularly homely. But small lanterns with flickering candles also look particularly beautiful in the garden.
The setting up of parchment bags along the garden paths, which can be equipped with tea lights in an extremely atmospheric way, is now particularly modern. However, you must not lose sight of this decoration.
Around the Christmas season, you can easily replace blooming flower bushes with Christmas decorations such as Christmas baubles or shiny garden balls. Numerous Christmas decorations for the garden area will also be offered in specialist shops.