3 Garden Decor Ideas for Spring, Summer, and Fall: Tips and Product Recommendations
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To keep your garden fresh and inviting regardless of the season, it’s wise to use versatile planters, rotate key accent pieces, and highlight the changing colors of nature. Through making these changes, your garden will never blend into the background because there will always be something new to provide visual interest.
Here’s a quick guide to help you get started:
- Spring: Birdhouses, bunnies, fresh bulb displays, and pastel accents bring spring to life. Don’t forget to add some delicate touches like lightweight stakes.
- Summer: Bring out bold textiles and potted herbs, along with lanterns or fairy lights. Heavy blooming annuals or tropical plants are also a sign of summertime.
- Fall: Introduce warm metals, pumpkins, rich textures, and ornamental corn. Also, embrace wooden crates and hay bales to complete the look.
Knowing these things is only half the battle, though. Therefore, we’ll now go season by season to recommend some items and suggest how to display them.
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1. Spring Garden Decoration Ideas
Springtime is the season of renewal and growth, and bunnies mean new beginnings and abundance. In other words, they’re a perfect match! Place our faux stone garden bunny beneath your covered patio to welcome any guests. Choose from two different poses: head up or head forward. Alternatively, sign up now to be alerted when our standing bunny bird bath comes back into stock. Put it slightly underneath a covered patio where birds will happily use it!
Another thing that spring brings to mind is freshly blooming flowers. Be sure you’re ready to give each flower or herb the space it needs with our set of rustic planters pot with saucer. Display these next to your garden’s walkway or on the edges of a flower bed. Flowers that bloom early in spring include daffodils and tulips.
Please your feathered friends and keep your aesthetic by opting for our decorative watering can birdhouse planter. Suitable for indoor and outdoor usage, this metal planter allows you to provide a house for flowers and birds at the same time! Hang it from its handle in a quieter part of your garden to get the most usage out of it.
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2. Summer in Your Garden
Summer is vibrant, and it’s also the time when you’re most likely to have people over. Whether you throw a party or entertain one-on-one, this is the ideal time to brighten your garden. For example, putting a place to sit just outside your garden is a good idea. It’s even better, though, when you cover your seated area with a striped outdoor crank umbrella. That way, you and your guests can enjoy the outdoors without getting drenched in sunlight.
Next, you’ll need to take care of lighting your garden. Our birdcage outdoor LED lights will give your space a warm vibe. Furthermore, they were inspired by Japanese summer festivals, which gives them a cultural look. They’re perfect for an elegant get together or simply hanging out. These lights won’t overwhelm you, either, as they each use a 6 watt bulb.
If you’re big into entertaining guests, our picnic club patio bar is a must! Choose from four beautiful finishes. Crafted from eco-friendly acacia wood, this bar makes it easy for outdoor guests to grab their favorite cocktail or mocktail. Place it near your garden to mix imbibing pleasure with visual pleasure.
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3. Fall Garden Decor Ideas
Fall instantly brings up images of the harvest, plus Halloween garden decorating ideas. It’s also a great time to introduce rich colors. A prime example is our folk art crows water fountain. Crows bring to mind scarecrows, but your neighborhood birds won’t mind. Instead, they’ll love having this fountain to drink from! Choose a quiet area of your garden and let the birds come and go as they please.
Decorate for Halloween by using your covered patio near your garden. We continue the crow theme with our black crow happy Halloween hanging sign. Featuring elegant lettering, this beautiful accent piece for your covered patio or front door greets your guests and treats them to festive charm. It’s the perfect way to introduce a bit of spookiness without stepping over the line into scariness.
Another idea for the Halloween season is to set up a ghost yard. Depending on the placement and size of your garden, you can place our ghost yard art pieces close to, or even in, your garden space. The corrugated design is charmingly spooky, yet these ghosts shouldn’t actually scare anyone. Instead, they’ll show off your commitment to the season and invite trick ‘or treaters to your house.
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