Have you ever wondered how your garden design is keeping up with time? Do you have a specific feature that is not working to your advantage? If so, you should look into a few of the following methods for revamping your garden.

In the past, a lot of people liked to plant a lot of tree plants in their yards, but it did not work out that way. Tree plants were more expensive than they are today, and the lawns soon got discolored, brown, or yellow from so many tree cuttings.

Grass-roots methods now provide a better alternative. Consider adding a small feature tree to your yard. If you do not want a bunch of trees, then add some trees that can be planted individually, in containers, and even as bushes.

An electric bird feeder is an excellent item to use in your, design. It can provide hours of entertainment for your family.

Is your garden design roomy enough to add a new floor? Consider adding an additional room, or area of a home, as a ground-level addition.

A company has been marketing an item they call “self-cleaning” tiles. The product claims to remove itself after a couple of uses. If the tiles stick to one another after a couple of uses, this does not matter; however, if they remain clean and stain-free, you will have the opportunity to enjoy them for many years.

A company in Texas is selling an item called “Electric Watering Can.” This item is designed to help make it easier to water your flowers and shrubs in the spring.

Blueberries, pomegranates, and cucumbers love the cool climate in the Southwest. A planter in your garden can help create that summer atmosphere.

These products are made to help provide variety in your garden and many designs to choose from. It also makes it easier to deal with large mums and larger shrubs. They come in several sizes, so they are easy to install.

Gas lights are one way to put a little light in your garden. You can install a few grommets, and you can have a beautiful new lighting feature.

Plants and flowers can add color and shade to your landscape and are used in both indoor and outdoor uses. Check out some of the many different products being offered online to see what you might like to plant in your yard or garden.