Making a small garden feel like a room
A small outside space does not need more stuff. It needs a clearer job for each corner.

The most useful starting point is not a planting list. It is a question: how do you want to use this space on an ordinary Tuesday evening? A place to sit, somewhere to eat, a route to the shed, or simply a view from inside all need room to work.
Give each edge a purpose
In a compact garden, one strong boundary often helps more than several competing features. A bench can become the destination, planting can soften the boundary, and a simple path can make the whole space feel easier to use.
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