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If you are fortunate to have a little bit of space outside of your home that you can call your garden then with the summer fast approaching, you're probably going to want to make the most of this time to get your garden looking green and healthy.

Even if you are not particularly green fingered, the summer is a lovely time to learn a few things about plants and buy some nice ones for your garden. Just a few simple steps can turn a dull backyard or boring lawn into a peaceful haven for you and your family to enjoy all summer long.

So, with that in mind how about also investing in some garden lighting? This can add a real touch of flair to your garden and will also allow you and your family to enjoy it long after the sun has gone down. There are a great many different options to choose from in the garden lighting range and so it is worth taking your time and finding out which ones will best suit your garden. If you have a small garden then the best garden lighting for you would be something small and discreet that spreads the light evenly across the flower beds and lawn and also illuminates the corners of the garden to make it appear as if there is more space.

However if you have a larger garden or perhaps one that is not uniform in shape - say a dog leg shape, this is where you will need to think more carefully about the kind of garden lighting that will work best for your garden. Small delicate lighting is ideal for flower beds as the up lit effect helps to create the glowing effect through the petals and leaves of the plants. However this kind of garden lighting will not be as effective when it comes to lighting up a bush or smaller trees, so think about using more powerful lights for this, sticking to uplighters is always a good idea as you should be looking to illuminate the garden from the ground upwards.

Say perhaps you have a long path that is covered by a pagoda, this is a great opportunity to use pea lights, and these lights can be interwoven with the plants and create a star light effect as you pass beneath them along the path. Using garden lighting to illuminate the path is always a nice idea, especially if you plan on having guests over, they can explore the garden and find those special nooks and crannies that lead off from the path.

So as you can see the use of specific garden lighting is a great way to bring your garden to life once the sun has set, it also means that you can entertain guests into the night, which, with the summer nearly upon us is a great way to spend an evening. Look online for garden lighting and remember to plan ahead so that you get the right garden lighting for your garden.

by: Andy Ball




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