In December, we want to take care not only of the climate at home, but also in the garden. If we dream of a decoration straight from the village of St. Santa Claus, just use a few simple tricks. Thanks to this, our garden will attract attention and introduce a festive atmosphere.
If you want to illuminate your garden so that it not only makes an impression and resembles a Christmas village, but is also coherent, it is worth planning everything well. First, let’s start decorating large elements by surrounding the body of the house with LED lights. We can run them along the roof line, also illuminating the eaves and the veranda.
Then it’s worth it wrap tree trunks with thick strings of lights and crowns emphasize with curtains or vertical garlands that will give the effect of falling snow. In turn, garden paths and the driveway can be marked with low lamps or lanterns, placing them every 2 m to pleasantly illuminate the path to the house.
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In addition, it is worth placing Christmas LED figures, e.g. a sleigh with reindeer, in the central part of the garden. We can also choose other decorations such as Santa Claus or a Christmas tree and illuminate them from below with spotlights.
Let’s also not forget about lighting the fence by hanging garlands or simple strings of lights on it. However, let’s avoid flashing modes in this case. Let’s also make sure that when lighting the garden we stick to one color of lamps. Thanks to this, our garden will be delightful and tidy.
When decorating the garden, we must also take care of our safety. First of all, when buying Christmas decorations, Please pay attention to choose those intended for installation on . Let’s not buy or place in the garden lights that should be used at home. Such decorations must be adapted to various weather conditions.
This applies not only to the decorations themselves, but also to power splitters and garden extension cords. It’s also a good idea using a wireless controller thanks to which we will be able to program the lighting of the decorations and they will turn on and off at the selected time.
Let’s also make sure that all cables are routed in an orderly manner, preferably along permanent elements of the garden, such as fences, building walls or path edges, which will reduce the risk of damaging them. Avoid running cables on lawns and in places where they may be exposed to trampling or contact with water.
