Backsplash Tiles for Kitchen

Backsplash Tiles for KitchenMarcus Eyles, Horticultural Director at Dobbies(opens in new tab) advises, ‘If you don’t have the space for beds and borders, you can still achieve an impactful display with containers. Early season Primroses, Violas and Pansies work well in pots for beautiful spring colour, and you can cluster these together for maximum effect. Hanging baskets and window boxes are another great space saver and can be filled with seasonal plants for a cheerful display.’ 2. Turn a tree stump into a table Wooden bench in front of garden wall with potted plants around a stump table (Image credit: Future Plc/Carolyn Barber) If your space is too wee for a traditional garden table and chairs set up, try incorporating a small side table as a place to rest your alfresco cuppa (or even better, sundowner.) If you’re looking to make space by cutting down a tree or too, recycle the wood by sawing up lengths of the trunk, stripping it of bark and attaching castors to the base. Alternatively, check your local neighbourhood portals or the local paper for anyone getting rid of tree stumps. Make sure you use locking castors for safety, so the table doesn’t run away from you.

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