Bored With Traditional Landscaping? Here Are Some of the Most Exciting Landscaping Ideas
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Landscaping is a wonderful way to beautify your yard and turn it into a place you want to spend time in every day, but the same, plain lawn and shrubs can get boring after a little while. It’s important to make a change every now and then and keep things fresh, especially in your yard!
If you’re sick of looking at the same boring landscaping looks over and over again, here are a few amazingly cool landscaping ideas that you can try in your own backyard.
Murals
Has your shed always been the same boring tan color? Just like you can customize stamped concrete colors, you can customize your shed to look any way you want it to. Find a flat surface to use as a canvas and commission a beautiful garden painting for your lawn. It’s a simple, creative way to freshen up your lawn.
Who Needs Pots?
The more unique your pottery, the better. Some gardens even make use of old bathtubs as planters for seedlings or for plants with long tendrils that spill over the edges and to the ground. Finding accent pieces for your garden doesn’t have to be difficult, but sometimes you need to look at them through a new lens to see their true potential.
Topiaries
If you really want a garden project, consider growing shrubs for the explicit purpose of crafting a topiary garden. These gardens offer a gateway into a whimsical world where plants take the shapes of animals, abstract shapes, and even ordinary objects. These endeavors are not for the impatient or faint of heart, but the end result is certainly worth the wait.
Stamped Concrete Concepts
If you’re looking for ways to spice up your walkways and patios, decorative concrete overlay patterns are the way to go. Concrete overlay patterns can make your boring slabs of concrete look like a completely different kind of stone. Combine them with concrete coloring and you’ve got a completely unique pavement for your backyard!
Don’t let your lawn be boring this spring. Approximately 83% of Americans believe that having a lawn is important, so why let it stay the same?
