We all want to have our own private space where we can go to meditate or reflect. A place where we can feel protected, even if it is not completely private. This refuge can be a small room, a break from the exterior landscape, or an area within the landscape that suggests a form. In most cases, a private space for the people in the household will also be a private space for the plants and animals. Consider using a small bird or squirrel feeder or a tiny pond to entice wildlife. We usually choose a small space in the landscape to create a private environment. It can be indoors or outdoors depending on how we define private space. However, we must understand that even small private spaces often require some type of maintenance. You may need to prune a tree to provide a view or maintain a wall. We may need to clean a birdbath or hydrate a tiny pocket garden. We must be prepared for some type of work. Here are some of the ways you can add a private space to your landscape design.Â
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Ways to Integrate a Private Space in Your Landscape Design
Updated: May 15
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