How to Make the Most of a Small Garden

A small garden doesn’t need to equal a boring garden. There are plenty of ways to make the most out of small spaces and create a garden your neighbours will envy.

Fitting Furniture

Finding beautiful and fitting outdoor furniture for your garden may seem like a difficult task, but fortunately there is a solution. Spindle House create beautiful, hand-crafted thatched garden gazebos starting in size at just 2 metres. With the option to customise interiors with rattan tables and chairs plus adding additional features such as heating and weatherproof side panels, you can create a truly bespoke thatched garden gazebo.

Light Up Your Life

Having a small, closed-off garden can lead to a lack of natural sunlight, but no worries! Fairy lights, post lights and lanterns are an effective way to add to your garden what the sun can’t, and they look amazing.

Climb to the Top

Wall climbing plants such as wisteria and hydrangea are popular for their beauty and sweet scent, and the best thing is; they don’t require a lot of space. These plants and many others like them grow directly upwards, adding beauty but leaving room for more essential garden items.

The Element of Illusion

Mirrors are an excellent feature inside your home to give off the illusion of more space, so why not apply this to your garden? With a bounty of beautiful weatherproof outdoor mirrors available, you can provide an elegant flair to your outdoor space that also has a secret function.

From twinkly fairy lights and strategic mirrors to functional flowers and impressive thatched garden gazebo’s, there really are so many options for small gardens.