2.Add a flower bed border
Creating a pathway through the yard can be a great idea, one option is to lay stones on top of the ground.
Furthermore, adding stone edges
helps in mulching flowerbeds without much hassle.
3. Ask friends for cuttings
Numerous flowers and plants have
the tendency to grow from the cutting of other plants. Instead of spending
money on purchasing expensive bulbs and seedlings, request your friends to give
you small cuttings of their plants. Butterfly bush and succulents grow from
clippings and can titivate the exteriors.
4. Add (DIY) a water feature
If you do not have a pond or stream
on your property, you can add water features that will do wonders, but ‘cost-effectively’.
Installing old items to make fountain waterfalls can spruce up your yard. There
are various tutorials available online that can give you interesting ideas.
5. Add planters
You won’t need to but planters from
a store as you most probably might have what it needs to grow flowers and
vegetables. Wine crates, tires, barrels are few of the options that can come in
handy. The repurposed planters are sure to create a focal point by adding
depths and dimensions if they are placed at different heights. Painting the
planters in vivid colors can play a cardinal role in creating a zesty outlook.
Open the next page to see more ideas that can make your yard look good at cheap prices.
