Being surrounded by fresh greenery and flowers improves our physical, emotional and mental well-being - which means that houseplants and outdoor gardens are important for making your home feel like home, both inside and out. There are plenty of affordable ways to revamp your small outdoor space, whether you're hoping to grow fruits, vegetables, and herbs, or stick to simple perennial flowers, shrubs, and ground cover plants. 

A garden hose reel is a great investment for any homeowner who wants to keep their garden and outdoor space neat and tidy. A garden hose reel can help keep your house organized and prevent it from getting tangled, making watering your plants and lawn easier and more efficient. 

Even in very small garden areas, a little creativity and some clever design hacks can go a long way. As you browse through these inspirational and colorful outdoor photos, you'll find garden projects perfect for balconies, patios, backyards, and more. For trendy small spaces, you'll want to find affordable patio furniture (such as bistro tables, stools, benches, and hammocks) to elevate your backyard design.

To prove that decorating a small landscape is easier than you think, we've rounded up charming small garden ideas you'll want to steal when spring rolls around. Keep scrolling and you may even decide to assemble your own backyard pond, outdoor living wall or bubble fountain.

Small Garden Design Ideas To Make The Best Of Your Outdoor Space

1. Gardening Station

Create a dedicated space for potting and trimming your outdoor plants. The best part? This table is made from some galvanized barrels and an amazing wooden door.

2. Living Wall

If you don't have the floor space to display your plants, place pots on the exterior of your home. Here, interior designers stick with terracotta pots, but you can go for bold patterns and colors too! 

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3. Wind Chime

Instantly elevate a small garden space with a beautiful birdhouse wind chime, like designer Kate Anne's. Not only will it attract birds to your yard, it will create a soothing sound in the process.

4. Container Gardening

Green up your patio or deck with oversized terracotta or plastic planters filled with everything from tomatoes to wildflowers. (The succulent lineup here makes a lovely privacy wall!)

5. Cocktail Garden

You guessed it! A cocktail garden is a designated place for growing ingredients for delicious drinks. Go for herbs like mint, basil and sage, as well as fruits and vegetables like strawberries, cherries and peppers.

6. Barrel Pond

Use an old whiskey barrel and make your own best backyard pond - a great option if you don't have the space for a real one. Add your water plants (lily pads of course) and some small fish as well.

7. Vertical Herb Garden

Whether you have a small yard or lack outdoor space altogether, a vertical garden can be an attractive addition. You can make one on your own with landscape fabric and copper pipe.

Recommended Read: 15 DIY Vertical Garden Ideas in Budget

8. Lattice Green Wall

Obsessed with Fakes? For an unexpected touch to your garden, let the pattern be the foundation of a green wall.

9. Pallet Garden

Attach clay pots to a pallet with nails and stainless-steel cable ties for a living art display that keeps your rosemary and basil at the ready. Space the pots so that your plants have room to grow.

10. Pergola Full of Greens

Grow your garden vertically by trailing plants along the sides of a pergola, fence or exterior wall. English ivy, pothos, and Russian vine are some great options.

11. Plant Markers

Keep your garden organized so harvesting is quick and easy. Craft your own plant markers using wooden paint sticks and some acrylic paint. Added Bonus? This is the perfect craft for kids.

12. DIY Bubble Fountain

With a few supplies, including a submersible pump, a waterproof pot, and decorative river rocks, you can make your garden more zen with a charming DIY bubble fountain.

13. Vibrant Chairs

Dressing up a small space doesn't mean you have to settle for drab furniture design. The brighter it is, the better a way to bring your outdoor area to life.

14. Faux Grass Stepping Stones

You might not have a huge lawn, but that doesn't mean you can't enjoy a little grass—even if it's fake. These faux grass stones are cheap to make on your own.

15. Mason Jar Planters

Add a country-chic touch to your garden with Mason jar planters (pint or quart sizes), which are perfect for all types of herbs. Use exterior vinyl and a Cricut machine to mark each jar.

16. Patterned Hanging Planters

Amplify greenery or statement floral arrangements with a pair of potted hanging planters. Sure, you can go for a neutral, but this geometric floral pattern makes more of a statement.

17. Hammock

Play up the coziness factor of your garden with a stylish hammock designed for afternoon naps or getting lost in a good book.

18. Globe String Lights

Classic string lights are in the mix, so whether you choose to hang them over a fence or under a pergola, any outdoor gathering will be a lot of fun.

Recommended Read: 15 Outdoor Landscape Lighting Ideas for Your Yard

19. Square Foot Gardening

This highly efficient method divides raised beds into grids. Vegetables are then planted in one or more squares at a density depending on the size of the plant (for example, you would plant about 16 radish seeds per square, but only one tomato plant).

20. Unho Wooden Plant Display Stand

Not all scaffolding is a sight. You'll get six levels of greenery and blooms with this stained pine plant stand. It maxes out at 37 inches long, 10 inches wide and 37 inches tall, and can hold up to 44 pounds overall.

Conclusion:

In conclusion, small garden ideas can help transform even the tiniest outdoor space into a beautiful and functional garden. Whether you have a small balcony or a compact backyard, there are countless ways to create a green oasis that suits your style and needs.