Living in an apartment or having a tiny balcony doesn’t mean you can’t have an array of beautiful and flourishing plants on display. High-rise apartments can tend to feel crowded so why not bring some life to your home in the best way possible?
Space may be limited but there is so much room for creativity. Installing grass in your balcony or creating an outdoor market of different herbs are just some of the creative ways to build your balcony garden.
If you’re working with a small balcony, cramming items everywhere is not the way to go. Think vertical! It’s the best way to garden when you are limited for space.
Looking for a way to absolutely re-invent your balcony? Install some grass. If you are seriously invested in transforming your space into a greenery paradise, lying down some fake grass will do wonders.
Not only does it look great against the backdrop of vertical plants, but it can also make your high-rise apartment feel not so urban.
Balcony gardens don’t have to stick to the balcony – utilise the extra space provided by your railing.
You can hang both flowers and plants along the structure, threading them through the spaces or hanging them from the poles. You can even attach pot plants to the railing with some home improvement skills.
Make your space unique by adding your own special touches through decorating. Every garden can benefit from a few accessories such as water features or little statues.
Together, with any kind of outdoor furniture that can fit, your balcony will be the perfect spot to relax, socialise and display your love of gardening.
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