Small Backyard Garden Ideas for Urban Dwellers : Havens of Beauty and Tranquility

Welcome to our channel! In this video, we'll take you on an exciting journey into the world of small backyard gardens for urban dwellers. We'll share a variety of useful and inspirational tips on how to transform limited space into a charming green oasis. From creative design concepts, embracing vertical gardening, choosing the right plants, incorporating functional elements, lighting for ambiance to maintenance and care, we'll provide the insights you need to create your own dream small garden amidst the urban hustle and bustle. So, don't miss out on this opportunity to enrich your knowledge about small gardens and inspire greening efforts in urban communities!
Are you a city dweller looking to add a touch of green to your everyday life? Or perhaps you're just starting your gardening adventure in limited space? Fear not! Watch our video on "Small Backyard Garden Tips for Urban Dwellers" and discover a variety of brilliant ideas to create a stunning small garden amidst the urban hustle and bustle. Don't miss the chance to experience the tranquility of nature behind the city's windows! Click the video link below and start your small garden adventure today!
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[@HomeDezign]

Glad you enjoyed it! Thank`s for subscribing.

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What advice I can give you: 1) look at how the sun goes. This is important not only for the choice of plants but also for where you put your vista point. You don't want to get blinded, or scorched by the sun... 2) It's impossible to make something look good from every angle, but it's quite feasible to find one or a few points where the scenery clicks into place and looks good. When you have a window, you have to work with that frame, but when you put up a place to sit outside, you can choose to some degree your vista point. 3) Most humans feel cozy in somewhat confined spaces, something that offers some semblance of privacy and control. If you have a corner, you might turn it into a 3/4 of a circle and make sure that the opening isn't facing a busy street or some eyesore... When possible, use unusual walls or fences that take your mind away from the fact that this is in the middle of a city. Bonus points for vines covering them. The size of the confined space depends on the user. A cat is happy with a carton and a child with space under a table, but for grown humans, it appears to be roughly 2-3m in diameter. However, this changes when you want to put a table inside. The table should neither feel too big or small for the space. If the table is 1.5m in diameter, then you probably want an enclosed space of 3-4m. 4) Forced perspective and layering. For a small garden, you DON'T want a field of the same plants with all the same height and type. It makes your place look even smaller! On the other hand, if you have enough space, you can take some small trees and put them next to the fence, followed by a smaller shrub and even smaller plants in front hiding the boundary. This makes the trees appear bigger and the area occupied deeper than it actually is. 5) Similarly to light placing a focus on a specific area, you can use flowers, fruits, and nice-smelling plants to guide the attention away from some areas and keep the mind inside the garden. It also makes the garden feel bigger when there's always something new to discover thanks to the different growing seasons for different plants.

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Thanks for you advice, useful and inspiring.♥️

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Which city is this? Beautiful I must say

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Just turn volume off. Enjoy the visual.

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One word… spiders 🕷️ I love the outdoors couch but I know, I know spiders are on there. 😮 how do you deal with them?

[@joamethyst23]

I think the same thing when I see stuff like this. They probably have the money to hire pest control. There are a lot of chemicals (sadly) that get thrown down to treat spiders. Now I am terrified of spiders but I can’t justify killing off ecosystems just for the sake of a nice outdoor room. My children’s play equipment is where giant wolf spiders make their homes and they will run after their little feet! 😮 I periodically spray it off but they just come back. We use regular deck chairs for our outdoor spaces as you can easily survey the chairs and brush off bugs before sitting!

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