Balcony garden ideas

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     Small balcony garden

                 
            As the name suggests, a small balcony garden is for you who have tiny space. The key to using the small balcony as a garden is not to make it stand on its own.
Instead, the balcony should be an extension of your interior. Use glass door so you can see the beauty of your garden from the room during the cold day.
As for the arrangement, use some flowerpots on the floor and the hanging ones on top of the fence. Stay with the basic dwarf evergreens so your small balcony garden will be alive all year round. Add some seasonal flowers for variety—they should be green and maximum two other colours.

        Inspiring small balcony ideas

             
 

                                                                                                                                                                    Vertical gardening

 Some balconies are extremely small, which makes it difficult to build a decent garden, but there are lots of different balcony garden designs to try – and vertical gardening is a great solution.

You can purchase mountable hanging gardens, make vertical gardens out of plumbing pipe or construct a shelving system from recycled palettes. It’s the perfect solution if you lack floor space on your balcony.




In fact, there are lots of inspiring ideas of the balcony garden you can learn from. Regardless of how pocket your balcony is, with some bold and smart ideas, you can have a small outdoor oasis that full of life. Lovely pots with flowers, bright fabrics, decorative pillows and painted floor can make your small balcony garden look colourful and lively. If space is available, you can also put a small hammock or comfortable sofa there. Then you can enjoy your spare time. In the evening, the cute candle lanterns will make your mini garden more romantic and mysterious. Well, let’s see the following examples.





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