I thought this post from the home and gardens website ‘Houzz’ was worth including:
Small garden ideas from Chelsea by Houzz
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Wow these are such creative, original small garden ideas. Thanks so much for sharing!
That’s right, Tiny plots need to be minimal with their planting to make the space feel cohesive and uncluttered. You can also refer the article recently I came across, it was about Small Garden Ideas within your budget.
(Read it here https://edenhorticultural.co.uk/blog/small-garden-ideas-on-a-budget/ – it might be useful)
Thanks Aaron. I don’t however think less planting is the answer. You can have a lot of planting in a small garden if you want to – make the most of the space you have. And some big plants are more effective – make the space seem larger – than lots of small ones. Nice infographic in your article though!
Jane