Add Some Warmth to the Coldest Days
Winter is just far too long to let it go undecorated. In addition to growing veggies indoors and outdoors during the cold weather months [How to Grow Vegetables in the Winter], I keep just about all of my garden art outside as well. It keeps the garden looking interesting (and alive!) and makes winter a little less daunting.
Here you’ll find 12 simple winter garden art ideas from creative blogging friends. I hope you’ll find some ideas for your garden.
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Winter Garden Wreaths
Make a wreath, decorate a wreath, or make a snowman wreath!
1. Make a Natural Holiday Bird Wreath | Our Fairfield Home and Garden
2. DIY Snowman Wreath Tutorial | On Sutton Place
Winter Decor
Dress up a porch, shed, and window boxes.
5. Winter Garden Decor | Garden Chick
6. Don’t forget to dress your shed up for the winter too.
7. Rustic Watering Can Window Boxes| Our Fairfield Home and Garden
Winter Lights
Winter lights are essential! Otherwise, it’s just too dark by the time solstice arrives.
8. DIY Lighted Garden Orb | Empress of Dirt
9. DIY Ice Luminaries | Sow and Dipity
9b. 12 Unusual Uses for Decorative String Lights | Empress of Dirt
Winter Crafts
Two projects to add a bit of bling in the garden.
10. DIY Glitter Snowflakes | New House New Home New Life
11. Bling in Winter with Copper Wire and Marbles | Crafty Gardener
More Ideas
12. 12 Winter Garden Art Ideas | Empress of Dirt on eBay
13. Outdoor Miniature Garden Container ideas | The Mini Garden Guru
14. 25+ Ways to Reuse Christmas Trees | Empress of Dirt
~Melissa the Empress of Dirt ♛
Love your blog! So glad I stumbled on it on Pinterest. This post is similar to one I’m working on right now. Winter in cold climates isn’t always easy for us gardeners….
I secretly think gardening means the most to those of us who have them covered in snow half the year!