Clever gardening tips in January: Winter pleasures as a garden décor

2015

Wi love ice flowers! Per vase you need two vessels: In the larger one fill the ground with water and let it freeze in the freezer. Place the smaller one on it and complain with stones. Fill water in the space, put flowers in it
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We will do that in January
Shining moment
Nocturnal trellis
Fire picnic
Gardening Tips: We'll do that in January

We will do that in January

Candlelight and ice crystals make warm the heart and reconcile us with the cold season. Also in January it pulls us outside - to the fire bowl or to the snow bar.

Winter days in January are naturally cold and short. So let's make the most of it and win the supposed drawbacks a positive side. Here are our gardening tips for January: When it gets dark in the late afternoon, lanterns and torches shine all the brighter. Frost-hard fire bowls - for example made of metal - can also be used on cold days and make the center of a wintry garden party. The simpler, the better: The food is sausages with stick bread. Punch and mulled wine stay warm in the jug. The drinks are served in authentic style at a snow bar. Even building keeps you warm and fun. As a decoration on the counter, we recommend homemade vases made of ice. The weather forecast predicts permafrost? Perfect! Then these artworks last even longer. When an intermediate high raises the temperatures, the ice vases go back to the freezer for a few days.

Shining moment

Gardening tips that shine: Lanterns, torches or LEDs warm our senses. Incidentally, fairy lights can be controlled by means of a time switch so that they automatically set the mood when twilight sets in.

Nocturnal trellis

What a reception and what a great garden decoration ! An avenue of lanterns illuminates the path. Of course, that also looks good if you combine collected individual pieces instead of the same models.

Fire picnic

Packed warm, nothing is in the way of the open-air sizzling. Because it takes longer in the cold, until the food is cooked, we recommend sausages instead of thick steaks. And as a drink, a hot punch fits better than a cold beer.