You can create a fuller, more established look by filling in gaps in beds and borders. Choosing plants that suit your space will eventually fill the area and enhance your garden's appearance. You can define an area and add colour, texture, and interest with ferns, ornamental grasses, and shrubs.

Mulch is a simple practice that can make a huge difference to your plants and garden. In addition to improving the structure and health of your soil, it will also save you time weeding and watering. Plus, a fresh coating of bark mulch can instantly change the overall look and feel of any space.

A hanging basket is a small garden's best friend, as it can be used to grow edible plants such as strawberries, tomatoes, and herbs, as well as house flowers and foliage. To keep your hanging basket moist, add any moss removed from your lawn to the basket's lining.

Whether your tastes are more traditional or you prefer to tailor your space to your unique sense of style, decorative pots & planters are an excellent way to elevate your space - try grouping a collection of complimenting plant pots of various sizes together in the corner of your patio, balcony or decking area for an eye-catching feature or go bold with a range of colourful designs and finish your display by planting your favourite flowers or foliage. 

Looking for more gardening inspiration? Take a look at our helpful guide to boosting your gardens kerb appeal!

Five simple tips to boost kerb appeal

Have you ever walked down the street and admired well-maintained homes with beautiful gardens? You’re not alone.