Don't mess with success. Your garden is beautiful and textural. Let it be the star of the show. Your greenhouse matches the birdbath and your house in the distance. All is well.

I agree with @Kendrah....a picture perfect pastoral scene.

Next to my greenhouse I had a few upright narrow junipers along with several roses and compact shrubs, some grasses as well, the structure really had become a part of the landscape.

Maybe a small seating area for when you take a break from your greenhouse activities?

So charming!

Can you get a picture from the other side — a better pic of the entry?

Freshen up the color, add flowering plants and a bird feeder and house.

Paint to match the door (suggest green), add window boxes if watering is not an issue

I agree a coat of paint would be great and a few more colors in the garden

I'd like climbing roses around the door.

Yes GardenHo, an obelisk! I was thinking it needed some height but then kept thinking, well anything tall will shade the greenhouse so that won't work (although I still think a small climbing rose would look charming on the side of the greenhouse lol. Might not be practical but it would look great!). An obelisk in the middle of that bed would lend height without affecting the light in the greenhouse.

Love the seating idea too - who wouldn't want to sit out there and enjoy it?

I'd love to see another angle of it as well. Is there a pathway to the door? That could be another area to add some charm.

:)

Dee

It's awesome already, I'd love to sit out there and enjoy the view! Would you like a rain chain? Or hummingbird feeders?

What about a beautiful fence around the garden and greenhouse with a arching entry gate?

If it is actually a working greenhouse and not just a charming garden feature anything that shades it would be a bad idea, eg roses round the door. Greenhouse shading needs to be movable.