When it comes to gardening, we all know the score. You can have some flowerbeds, a lawn, and if you’re feeling really adventurous, you may even have a shed. However, if you’re looking to make your garden a little bit more unique, and you’re fond of new ideas when it comes to being green-thumbed, I’ve put together a simple list to help you to make the most unique garden out of your space. Read on, to ensure that your homestead garden brings you the heavenly bliss that it should! Now, where are our shovels…
How To Make A Unique Garden On Your Homestead
Plant some wildflowers
Wildflowers are guaranteed to be the easiest flowers that you can plant. All you have to do is throw the seeds onto the soil, and tread them in a little. That way the birds don’t eat them before they can grow. Not only do they look beautiful and unique (although this is a matter of personal taste) but they also invite all kinds of wildlife into your garden. This includes the bees.
With the current environmental issues, wildflowers are your best bet if you want to help out the surrounding wildlife. Wildflowers make for a unique garden idea on the homestead. Many people do not consider wildflowers when planting their gardens.
Build a Pergola
Not only are pergolas a distinctive feature to have in your unique garden, but they also protect you from the sun on those hot days. Putting your garden chairs and table underneath a pergola, especially if you live in a hot area, can really help you to enjoy the most of the summer heat.
Look into what is out there on the market. There are plenty of different styles and colors out there. You can buy pergola kits for easy installation. Check places like your local Home Depot stores or Lowe’s. Also, check Amazon for some great deals on pergolas. A pergola can make a unique garden idea for your homestead.
Make your own wooden swing
If you want to try your hand at a little garden project, why not make your own wooden swing? You can hang it from one of the stronger trees in your garden It will be great for your younger family members to enjoy. All you need is a sturdy piece of wood, two ropes, and a bit of ingenuity, and you’ll be well on your way to having a unique garden focal point. The fun of this isn’t only for younger people, we’re just saying…
Purchase a water feature
There is nothing more relaxing, and more unique than having a water feature somewhere in your garden. There are many different varieties out there, from the concrete statues to ceramic alternatives. Have a look at the unique garden products on the market. Whatever your personal tastes are, you can probably find something to express your personality within your garden. So make a water feature one of the memorable parts of your homestead yard!
So, there are many ways that you can make your garden look unique, from planting some wildflowers to getting a pergola especially using brace for pergola for support, and you can also make a wooden swing or purchase a unique water feature. Have a look into the options out there, and make your garden the paradise that it should be! What will you use to make your unique garden focal point at your homestead?
You have some really fun ideas here! I especially like the idea of adding a water feature- we’ve thought of doing that in the past, but now it is definitely worth a reconsider.
When you last your wildflowers, do you consider types that overlap to prevent dearth or just go for it? We’re getting into bees, and there are certain times of the year where the pollen and nectar flow kind of ceases before the next batch roll in. I’ve heard clover is a good gap filler for that mid-late summer time frame. What do you think?
Thank you!
When I plant wildflowers, I spread the seeds as often as I can! I have planted seeds in all 4 seasons and always have a wonderful surprise each year! I plant clover in between garden plantings because it is great for the soil! Then I till it in for the future plantings to reap the benefits!
Fun tips! Adding a water feature is such a great focal point. Thanks for sharing on Homestead Blog Hop!
Thank You!