It’s time to take care of your summer garden!
(4 min read) Whether your garden is there just for decorative purposes, or whether it has a more pointed use, such as providing your household with fresh garlic and tomatoes, you do want it to look good. Your garden is your very own patch of nature and it probably helped you get through these trying times of quarantine much easier. Well, it is time you pay that service back gosh darn it!

First thing’s first—taking care of the essentials!
Take care of your plants asap and make some new additions. It is good to keep in mind that plants can survive the total destruction of their upper parts, so they can sprout from healthy and well-nurtured roots. So start watering your plants regularly and buy some liquid “food” for them at your local flower shop. If, however, some of your plants turn out to be totally dead and you can’t go full-George A. Romero on them, don’t stress. Here are some recs for your new garden tenants that don’t require too much of your time: Hosta plants are lush and easy to take care of, Peonies are colorful and long-lasting, Coneflower or Echinacea will survive any drought and remain in bloom for a long time, Black Mondo Grass is great for filling up space in between the blooming flowers and it is perfect for the small gardens.


Freshen up or change your furnishings
According to so-called trend experts, sculptural garden furniture is all the rage this year. So whether you decide to go for some bulky concrete furniture or some striking wooden one, you won’t be wrong. If however, you are running on a budget and new garden furniture wasn’t part of your plans for this year, some colorful new covers or decorative kilims are always a way to go. You can make them fit with your greenery or make them pop with some fuchsia or florescent oranges, either way — the novelty will liven up your garden.


Upgrade your fence or go full vintage
If you’ve decided to upgrade your fence, the first step is repainting it. If you are going for a more modern look, you can achieve it by adding metal posts and frames, and if your fence is made of metal, iron, or aluminum, you can switch it up by adding some wood paneling. Either way, the change will be striking. If you are going for a more cozy vintage look, you can treat your fence to some small potted plants and place them strategically here and there.


Lighten up the mood!
Great lights can create an almost otherworldly and magical atmosphere in any garden, no matter how small or makeshift it is. These days everyone seems to be going for solar-powered spike lights, and for a good reason. These awesome lighting solutions will make your garden look foggy and mystical without requiring any effort or additional cost. On the other side, as a devoted bookstagrammer, I cannot let this opportunity pass without mentioning the undeniable glory of — the Christmas lights. They can be white or colored, you can place them on your fence, or your flowers, or simply criss-cross them over your garden. The effect will always be thrilling.


Outdoor Mosaic art to uplift your garden
Mosaic artwork is a perfect solution if you are trying to make your garden unique and we-inspiring. It doesn’t require any maintenance on your part and it will last forever. Whether you decide to simply go for some plant pots covered in mosaic artwork, or you want to do something more high-scale and add a colorful mosaic art pathway through your garden, you can’t go wrong with mosaic art.


Now that you’ve taken care of your garden, you can sit down and enjoy your freshly made lemonade in peace. Or your vodka. We don’t judge here at Mosaics Lab.
25 Comments
so beautiful! A nice garden is definitely goals to me! So good!
Wow! These gardens are amazing. Makes me want to do something like this at our home.
I am doing a lot of things in my garden. And wish I could incorporate mosaic elements into it as well.
I love the inspiration here! I have a small patio and just bought some new plants for a refresh!
Mosiac pieces always make the place seem more beautiful and exotic. I wish I had a garden but I live in an apartment building in a city. There is nature but not mine to take of.
Oh my goodness! This gives me so many ideas. I need to upgrade my entire garden which is spread out across 4 acres lol
So many great ways to brighten up a garden. I love peonies and echinacea they do add great colour to a garden. Abstract mosaic art is a lovely addition too x
We have a few plant containers that are mosaic that look gorgeous. May have to consider adding to patio.
I am all about curbside appeal and these are awesome!
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I have neglected my garden this year. It would be neat to have these outdoor mosaics!
I’m so inspired by these gardens. We put in work for a yard, but not our vegetable garden this year.
ohh my…so so pretty the mosaic art on the garden, absolutely eye catching& am in love with. cheers.
I love my garden. I haven’t kept up with as much as I wanted to this year, but it still looks amazing.
good time to add some touches to the garden. Pretty lights are always nice especially when you sit outside in the evening.
So many great gardens. I love the train planters!
I really love Mosaic Design by Fred and Donnell Pasion. I love how they incorporate mosaics with those steps and have a little welcome sign embedded.
Garden mosaics make the garden looks more unique and colorful. I really love some of these designs, especially the ones on patios and stairwells. They beautiful!
Wow amazing garden… Ilove to do it these are all best examples to do at my home love it
I have always wanted to own a garden. I’m definitely going to start working on it probably in 2022.
Outdoor mosaic art is one of my favorite ways of sprucing up the garden area. Loving all these ideas and inspo!
These are such great tips to make our garden look beautiful ? My current apartment garden is so beautiful, I love it??❤️
Thanks so much for sharing all of these cool and colorful gardening ideas! I’m so inspired by this post. I love gardening as it is so therapeutic!! Great content, photos, and advice!!
Garden lighting is something we are getting into now. We love seeing the lights ping on in the eveningtime.
We would love to have a beautiful summer garden like this! For now, we are trying to grow some cute succulents in our apartment 🙂