By Wiggles Pig
I’ve had a lot of requests about how to create a sensational garden while still watching your cents.
Not to worry, Webkinz fans. You don’t have to be Fluffington St. Bernard to enjoy a stunning outdoor space.
I thought I’d show you a backyard I recently completed on a very tight budget to demonstrate how sometimes less really can be more. This backyard is an excellent example of how simplicity and symmetry can create a true wow factor.
Even though I only had $3000 to work with, I decided to use almost half my budget to make an eye-catching focal point by circling a colorful geranium bush with a rustic flagstone path. An attractive but inexpensive bench sits between two elegant urns at the end of the yard, and I used repetition to enhance the simplicity by placing two basic wood benches on either side of the yard. A reasonably priced tree and some inexpensive fencing was all I needed to complete my minimalist look.
The end result? A restful, calming space in which the impact comes from what’s NOT there. And so do the savings!
I love it! Simple, open (space to play games or rest quietly), and cost effective. Great job! Thanks for sharing it.
hi peoples
I think that it is WAY to empty. I think it nice but he should put more and save more kinzcash.
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How much did all of the outdoor stuff cost in the long run???? By the way your garden looks wonderful, i love it, i wish i could do all that…..:((((((((((((((((
WAAY to empty! There’s no point getting a yard if your only gonna fill it with 5 items!!!!!!!!
I like it even though its empty but I wouldent do it for my garden!I have one but no decorations I have crops and stuff though!
i like it looks cool i may do it in my house
I agree way too empty.
a little to empty but i like oh, and if anyone wants to be my friend im: pottydinosaur
Lol I love your username pottydinosaur!
And guys, I know the room looks empty but he said a lot of times how this yard is for people who do not have as much kinzcash as you might. Reread it and see how he says “This is on a very tight budget. Less is more. The impact comes from what’s NOT there.” although I think he could have done a better job, I try to give him the benefit of the doubt.
I agree with that
I don’t really like it… Kinda bare, if you ask me.