Do you have a green thumb and love gardening in your free time? Adding decorative elements to your garden is a great way to enjoy your favorite activity more. Plus, this decor can turn your garden into a gorgeous landscaping masterpiece. Transform your garden this year with our creative and fun ideas.
Stepping Stones
Are you looking to add decor to your garden that is both pleasing to look at and functional? Stepping stones add a whimsical aesthetic to your garden and provide a place to step when planting more seeds. You could even handmake your own stepping stones with gemstones stuck in the cement or an adorable handprint or footprint.
Birdhouse/Birdbath
Having birds around can help your garden flourish. For example, seed-eating birds, such as sparrows, can make your garden healthier by keeping the weeds from taking over. Attract more birds to your garden with birdhouses and a birdbath. Plus, it’ll be fun watching the birds from your home window.
Art Poles
Did you ever consider the benefits of adding an art pole to your garden? These artistic elements are great for bringing vibrancy and color to your garden. This is also an excellent way to show off your personality and set your garden apart from others. Why not add something pleasing to look at if you’re spending a lot of time weeding and planting seeds?
Suncatchers
If you’re looking for a smaller decor item to add to your garden, suncatchers are your best bet. A suncatcher is a perfect alternative when you don’t want too much decor yet want to add a subtle touch of art to your garden. This idea is easy to implement into your landscaping; place a stake in the ground and hang the suncatcher from the hook!
Wheelbarrow Flower Pot
A wheelbarrow flower pot is a creative and fun idea to transform your garden this year. This type of decor is a classic that you see in many gardens. Plus, it’s a great way to repurpose old tools that you no longer use. Drill drain holes at the bottom of the wheelbarrow to ensure your plants can drain excess water.
The time to start planning what we’re putting in our gardens is now. Change things up this year by adding one of our favorite decorative elements! Which idea will you add to your garden?
