
Cameron P
EH Smith Staff: Ecom Exec
If the first blog in this series got you thinking about your garden, this one is for those of us who have realised that not all outdoor spaces are created equal, and what works in one part of the garden does not necessarily work in another. This time around we are looking at ideas for gardens big and small, from making the most of a compact space to tackling larger gardens with a bit more ambition.
My garden is a good example. Behind the house we have a small private space. It is where I actually sit most, relax and pretend I am not going to spend the whole time thinking about what needs doing. Out the front, I have more space and considerably more sun, but if I am honest I have never really made the most of it. It is the space people see first, the one that gets the best of the day, and yet somehow it has always just been... there.
Sound familiar? I suspect it might.
The truth is, most of us have gardens that are a bit of both.




















