Garden bird bath adds peace and tranquility

Creating a Beautiful Garden Sanctuary for Yourself and the Birds that help you Connect with Nature

 

 

Most people know the value of decorating their home to add extra comfort but neglect to accesorise the yard for comfort.

garden can make beautiful additional living space, a sanctuart for breakfast, taking tea and reading a good book while realxing and enjoying the sound of the birds while connecting with nature.

A few tips are below to add ambbience to your yard. Create a backdrop for your garden in different ways to enhance the beauty of it, pick a theme if you like, maybe a zen garden, French patio or Mexican Hacienda style. 

Types of garden decor to add:

•  Wind chimes
• A Beautiful Bird bath, maybe a heated bird bath for the winter
• Paint some patio stones with sayings you love, for example, peace, joy, prosperity
• Garden Bench, in either wood or stone and add some decorative pillows
• A Gazebo to get some shade form the warm summer sun, and also a perfect place to hang the bird feeder 
• A Pond and add some fish that will be able to handle the climate you live in
• A Beautiful garden water fountain,  either rock, glass or made form copper
• A favourite style of statue of a child or maybe a buddah statue
• Garden lights, the choice is endless, solar powered lights or electric lights on a timer
• Choose flowers in colours that you love and cluster them for some added punch
• Arrange your garden so when you have guests you can sit and enjoy good conversation
• Make this your space, a tranquile space to enjoy and relax
• Make this a place for the various birds and squirels to come and visit
• Enjoy the waterfall that will help you relax as you meditate to the sound

 

About the Author:

Andrea Preece, author of this article writes for a variety of websites including www.arthritisandbeyond.com , her husband was diagnosed 15 years  with arthritis 15 years ago at age 35; she discusses the difficulties dealing with adults and children suffering with arthritis and overcoming the the challenges they meet on a daily basis including depression and anxiety daily; www.brightpoppie-livingwell.com a website about life issues and how to live a better life; www.love-my-doggie.com  a site about pets of which she is passionate about and www.survivingthelossofachild.com after she and her husband Paul suffered the worse pain in their life when they lost their son Neil suddenly at age 22. The site talks to other parents about the issues surrounding grief in a safe and non denominational way where people may share their storey, post picture and memorize their loved one; she also writes for several other sites about life and our journey. Her background as a speaker, life coach and counsellor adds to her ability to share with compassion and learning. She can be reached at brightpoppie@gmail.com.

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