Garden Trends To Look Out For In 2024
Garden Trends To Look Out For In 2024
Recent years have seen the rise of houseplants, wildflowers and climate change gardening but what will 2024 hold? It’s a brand new year, which means there will be plenty of new gardening trends and ideas. Keep reading for some of the garden trends to look out for in 2024.
Sustainability
We are all becoming more and more environmentally conscious in all aspects of our lives and so when it comes to gardening, many of us are turning to more sustainable method. This includes using less plastic, opting for natural pesticides and making your own compost. The great thing about having an eco-friendly garden is that it is so easy and simple and just implementing a few more sustainable ways of gardening can make a huge impact.
Houseplants
The recent houseplant trend is going nowhere fast, as they continue to grow in popularity. Succulents are a particular favourite among houseplant lovers and people are now searching for more interesting varieties with colourful foliage.
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Grow your own
More and more of us are opting to grow our own fruit and vegetables, as we continue to be conscious of where our food comes from and the journey it takes to get to us. We’re also opting for more organic foods and vegan and plant-based diets are on the rise too. Growing your own food is not only incredibly rewarding and brings a great sense of achievement but we think it also tastes ten times better too!
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Wildlife friendly gardening
Unfortunately, much of our beloved British wildlife is declining. As a result, us gardeners are turning our gardens into much more wildlife friendly areas, be that creating safe homes for animals, providing food for them or opting for wildflowers and pollinator-friendly plants.
Blue hues
Blue has been named as the colour of the year for 2020 and we are bound to see this in the gardening world too. Whether it be plant pots, flowers or blueberries, blue will remain a sought after colour for gardens.
Vertical Gardening
As urban life is ever increasing and more people than ever are living in cities where space is very limited, they are turning to other methods of gardening to make the most out of the space that they have in the form of vertical gardening. Living walls and the repurposing of palettes is becoming very popular for those who are looking to save some space.
