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"I've Gone All Summer Without Proper Garden Chairs, but It Landed Me a Great Deal" — Our Editor's Tip? Don't Wait Until Next Year, Buy Your Garden Furniture NowThe summer may be over, but there's no better time to buy your garden furniture than right now
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These Hanging Lanterns Can Be Fitted Onto a Fence, Which Is So Ideal for Long, Narrow GardensAs we wave those long, bright nights goodbye, our outdoor lighting is all the more important, and this is the perfect way to squeeze it into a small garden
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The 13 Garden Lighting Ideas Designers Use to Bring Outdoor Spaces to Life After Dark — Their Top Tip? "You Don't Need to Illuminate Everything"The best lighting ideas add depth and interest, truly breathing life into your garden design when night falls
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5 Garden Habits That Reveal You're a More Organized Person Than You Think You AreAnd if you can't relate yet, these are the best green thumb traits to adopt into your routine
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'Green on Green' Gardens Are Trending — Here's How Landscape Designers Keep Things Looking Interesting All in This ColorAs an integral part of garden design, 'green on green' planting offers a timeless, elegant feel that is never boring and so much more than simply a background color
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Hiding in London's Coolest Neighborhood, This Wellness Garden Is Kitted Out With a Natural Pool and SaunaStep into North London's true secret garden, where lush plants and paved paths lead the way towards an enchanting wellness area
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This Mediterranean Garden Color Trend Makes So Much Sense for Future Hot Summers — It Looks Good, and Is Easier to Look After, tooIf your goal is a much cooler garden, the color of the plants you choose, as well as how you integrate them into the design, is just as important as the variety
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John Lewis’ Potting Table Is Made From an Unexpectedly Chic Material That Feels Cool and ‘Wabi Sabi’A potting table is a must-have for any keen gardener, but they aren’t always the most aesthetically pleasing. This galvanized steel design from John Lewis is totally swoon-worthy
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4 Ways Designers Make a Narrow Garden Feel Twice As Wide — "I Like to Create a Sense of Journey," Says One ExpertDesigners reveal the clever layout, planting and perspective tricks they use to make narrow gardens feel dramatically wider
