6. Give your garden hose a home/ Hide AC unit
Hoses and tubing can often make any
space seem shambolic, thus you can create your own planter that also serves as
a hose holder.
In addition to that, building
covers to hide the AC units is important, as visible units appear disorderly.
7. Plant with perennials
The first decision in this process
is to determine whether you want the garden to have one-color flowers or a
garden filled witha multitude of radiant colors. Although purchasing perennials
can be costly at first but its cost is widespread over the number of years that
it grows, as it returns year after year, unlike annuals that only live for a
season. It is worthwhile: financially and visually.
8. Pull weeds
Wherever there are plants, there
are bound to be weeds and weed can often be your garden’s enemy, as they leave
none weeds starving for nutrients. The bright side is that they can be easily
spotted and pulled out. Using RoundUp can kill weeds in stubborn areas so thatthe
rest of the plants does not wither.
Another option would be to put a
layer of mulch; it will not only protect plant roots but will also hinder weed
growth. It also enhances the color of petals hence it is a fruitful investment
for your yard.
9. Use ornamental grasses
Different textures and colors can
make your garden seem modern and expensive, one way to achieve that is to add
grasses such as Blue Oatgrass, Flax, Little Bluestem, and Zoysiawill most
definitely create an exquisite sight without shattering your budget.
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