If 2020 is anything to go by so far, we know that Christmas won’t be the same as we once remembered. You might not be able to attend family gatherings, take the kids to visit Father Christmas, or enjoy the festive activities as normal, but you can still make the most of Christmas at home.
Here are some of our favourite festive ideas on how to make the most of your garden this Christmas…
Create a Cosy Christmas Corner
Able to meet family or friends in the garden? Make it one to remember with your very own festive area in your garden. Stylish garden furniture placed next to a warm wood burner and a little table to place your freshly mulled wine on, would be perfect. Depending on how festive you’d like to go, you could even put up an outdoor Christmas tree with fairy lights wrapped around it. Our fire bowls are also a great addition to your garden for the Autumn/Winter season and beyond – stay toasty!
Festive Water Fountains
Style your water feature into a festive focal point for your garden – try draping over a garland, or some artificial holly, ivy or mistletoe over it. If your water feature doesn’t contain water currently, then you can even add some outdoor fairy lights to it.
Revamp Your Planters & Hanging Baskets
Create a festive display using old planters and hanging baskets in your garden. Think holly, ivy, garlands, baubles, mistletoe, ribbons, or anything else that gives you the festive spirit. People passing by your house will want to know where you got it from!
Light Up a Path for Santa…
Whether it’s a trail of fairy lights in your back garden, or a pathway of lanterns leading the way to your front door, be sure to make the most of lighting in your garden this Christmas – it can really transform your property! Outdoor lighting isn’t just for Christmas – you can enjoy these all year round, so be sure to check out our range of garden lighting.
Create Your Own Grotto!
Grab a Santa suit and get ready to surprise the kids with a magical grotto in your very own garden. Transform your garden shed with fairy lights, festive throws, artificial snow, and maybe even a reindeer or two (having a dog would help with this!). Need a new shed in time for Christmas? Treat yourself today to a brand new, quality shed.
