Jingle Bells in the flowerbeds

Bring motion to your garden to give it life and create an enchanting space. Enjoy a breath of air. To do this, choose light and graceful plant, which easily accommodate wind.

To give motion to your garden, use plants to mobile foliage, such as grasses. (Photo Weekly Concept)
Consider including grasses, which form a veritable moving sea plant when planted in mass. Precious grasses can also be integrated curbs and rock. Thus, blue fescue, miscanthus Stipa and give the structure while providing a visual charm.

If any part of your garden has a fresh soil, think of Provence cane or bamboo. These plants like moist soil in: they will grow dramatically to form veritable walls moving in the slightest wind.

Eucalyptus offers a beautiful symphony with its highly mobile foliage. Some trees can also play this role. Poplar, elm and linden are highly recommended for this type of job because the lightness of their foliage reacts to the slightest breeze.

Think also many decorative objects that, through the action of wind, creating movement and sound. The instrument dedicated to this element is undoubtedly the wind which, in addition to its convenience, brings a touch of humor to the garden.

Finally, the wind is not the only element able to give movement to the garden. Water also contributes. The discrete sound of a fountain is the best proof.