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How To Use Your Backyard To Find Peace

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28 Aug
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It can sometimes feel as though finding a moment of peace is impossible these days – there’s so much going on and so many things to do, not to mention how generally loud everything seems to be. It’s hard to get any time to ourselves that allows us to just breathe. However, if you’ve got a backyard or any kind of outside space, you might be in luck; that space could be ideal for finding peace. Read on to find out more. 


Photo by Skylar Kang

Create A Designated Relaxation Area

If you want to find peace in your backyard, the first step you might want to consider is to create a designated relaxation area, which could be a small corner of the backyard with comfortable seating under a shady tree, or a patio area, or it might even be a shed or summerhouse. It’s going to depend on the space you have and your own preferences, but no matter what, having this space you can go to when you need to is ideal. 

If you’ve chosen a corner of the backyard, it’s a wise idea to add some composite decking to the area so you can comfortably add a chair and perhaps a small table, giving you somewhere to rest a drink, book, or anything else you need, and in that way, you’ll be truly comfortable and able to properly relax away from the hustle and bustle of everything and everyone else. 

Use The Natural Elements 

If you’re going to find peace in your backyard then it’s quite obvious the natural elements all around you are going to come into play – otherwise you might as well be inside. However, it could be that you need to add more of them, especially if you’ve not really spent much time in your backyard until now. 

Once you’ve found your ideal relaxation spot, you can then ensure you surround yourself with plants, flowers, and any kind of greenery you like – it really doesn’t matter what it is as long as it makes you feel good and happy because that’s the ultimate point. Ideally, you should pick plants that don’t just look good, but that smell wonderful too as that’s going to really help you relax, especially if you pick fragrances like lavender or chamomile as they’re known for their relaxing properties. 

Add Water Features

The sound of flowing water is something that many people find massively relaxing, so why not add some water features (or at least one) to your backyard to help you find peace and relaxation when you’re out there? 

The water feature doesn’t have to be big (and shouldn’t be big if you’ve got a small backyard otherwise it will dominate the space and might even become too loud), and once it’s set up it doesn’t have to take much maintenance either, so you can just enjoy it without any fuss. Of course, if you want to have a pond then there are definitely some extra things you’ll need to think about, but even taking care of a pond and the fish and plants inside it can be a relaxing hobby, and it might be exactly the thing that works for you.

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Paula Krueger considers herself a "baby "chef, not because she cooks for babies, but because she's still learning how to cook. She started this blog after taking Wilton method classes and at that point was more interested in baking. She's since become more interested in learning to cook as her family has grown. She also covers product reviews and travel as well.

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