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Posted on 5th Jan 2022
The party season may be over, but if you are thinking of enjoying some time with your friends over the next few months, retreating indoors might not be the only option you have!
There are plenty of reasons to entertain outside, but what happens if your garden isn't the perfect place in the world when it comes to entertainment?
You need a garden update!
It's time to consider exactly what you want out of your garden or backyard area. Do you want a space that is suitable for kids? For adults? Do you need an area for sports or for the dog?
Deciding on what your garden will be used for is the first thing you should do when it comes to planning a redesign.
If your garden area is big enough, it may help to organize some space for different uses. For example, you may want to fence off a large area for games and lounging on blankets, but also a smaller space that is less public for your dog to play in and others to take a short stroll in.
After you've figured out what you want out of your outdoor space, it's time to start thinking about how to achieve it. Some garden features will be more expensive than others, but none should seem too pricey! Quality items will be worth the money in the long run.
A common question gardeners ask and one that is easier to answer with a little more information. In addition to the costs of any special features you want, like a basketball hoop or putting green, it's important to look at the average cost of each item on the list.
Note which items are included in your budget. Some items may seem like they'll go over budget, but if you're careful and choose good quality materials, it will be well worth the extra cost.
It can be even more cost-effective when purchasing materials from a home improvement store rather than having them delivered directly to your home.
If you have a large amount of space, or if you already have a children's playground in your garden, it is possible to build a new structure to house your 'backyard' living area.
Two horseshoe-shaped open spaces are perfect for games and seating, while the square area can be used as an additional gym or playfield.
The 'rancher' style is also great for splitting up large areas into smaller ones. Creating a ranch-style structure in your garden can also provide you with private seating, while the open spaces can be used to barbecue and entertain guests.
If you're just looking to boost your existing backyard, or if you have a small garden, you might find it easier to build an extra structure in place of an old bench or garden shed.
While gazebos look simple and classy on the outside, the interiors are perfect for saving space while adding some storage space.
