It is possible to create grand-looking scenery even in a confined space by just using small lanterns and stones. Features where stones represent ponds are called kareike, dry ponds. One of their merits is that they are easier to create and maintain than ponds with real water. Adding waterside plants, such as sweet flags, makes the illusion even more convincing.
big blocks of colour as screening
striking repeat planting and pots
even on deck can put planters to create screening - succullents on tabel
great succullents to look down on
ground levels with black
repeat planting in container with stones
simple groundcover with ladder ferns, stones, etc
groundcover and use of succullents in containers in L shape beside hosue.
yellow
yellow
mirror
use fillers with heavy terracotta one at the bottom.
light retractable awning
silver sprayed pots
agapanthus in pot - greenery good abd fkiwers a okys,
herbs and succullents in wall space
side garden where bins are
Charcoal-coloured walls and fences disappear and trick your eye into expanding the boundaries of a space.
cover for corner garden below deck
add focal point
create multiple areas
entrance to small side garden - instead of plastic grass
use pebbles and pots
screen
succulents
Tropical layers
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