Guest Picks: Decorating Your Garden
Gazing balls are so lovely. The deep cobalt blue of this particular version would be beautiful in your garden.
I live in a cottage, and I’ve always wanted a charming old-fashioned arbor such as this one. Imagine it covered with climbing roses!
Not only do I love to see hummingbirds outside my window, but this pressed glass hummingbird feeder is simply beautiful.
Pink flamingos, anyone? I just might be tempted — these are awfully fun. Imagine them in my Northeast garden! Visitors might think they are seeing things!
A trellis adds height and structure to your garden. This one is particularly lovely, with a design that might be found in a Japanese tea garden.
Can I let you in on a dream of mine? I want two adirondack chairs on the lawn, facing the garden. My grandmother had chairs like these when I was a child, and I’ve always loved them.
How about stringing some lights over your garden? I love seeing yards lit up by romantic string lights.
Rain chains are a charming addition to a garden. As an alternative to a standard downspout, they transform rain into a lovely water feature.
It’s important to have a place to rest, relax, read or simply gaze upon the garden. I love this classic Chippendale bench.
I am a big fan of wind chimes, and my favorites are made by Woodstock Chimes. They come in all sizes and shapes and make incredible sounds.
I’m going to add some solar lights to the garden this year. Illuminating your garden paths makes walking safer and also adds to the ambience of your space.
Pots and planters can add dimension and interest to the garden. I love the classical lines on this one.
How about a plant stand for your potted plants? This would add visual interest to a deck or garden patio.
Oh, heaven! A hammock floating between two trees, a breeze in the air and the scent of your garden flowers — and a nap, of course.
Isn't this sundial beautiful? And wouldn't it be a lovely addition to your garden?
For your herb garden, here’s a lovely set of plant markers.
If you're short on space, this copper vertical garden packs a punch and is stunning in its simplicity.
This armillary is so beautiful. It would be gorgeous in a garden or on a garden patio. This is going on my “want” list!
If you love to garden, a potting bench is just the ticket. Yes, they are utilitarian, but they can be a charming addition to your space as well. You can make your own out of salvaged materials or purchase a beautiful ready-made one like this.Next: 3 Ways Native Plants Make Gardening So Much Better
A tuteur is a wonderful way to add interest and height to your garden. This one is made from cedar. Clematis, morning glories, any number of vines would look lovely climbing up this structure.
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