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Thursday, April 3, 2025

Decorating your Outdoor space

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When you think you have just fin­ished putting up all those lights, there may be one place that you are for­get­ting � the back­yard. If you want to make your out­door space spe­cial, try dec­o­rat­ing with a dif­fer­ent style of lights de­pend­ing on the at­mos­phere you want to cre­ate. High­light gar­den struc­tures us­ing string lights or net lights af­fixed to trees and bush­es. If you have a tent, buy some tent lights. They usu­al­ly come mul­ti-coloured, themed or in bright white strings and can be easy to find around this time of year. If you are look­ing for a more per­ma­nent fix­ture, use spots lights or so­lar lights to ac­cent land­scap­ing, or il­lu­mi­nate path­ways or dark cor­ners.

Place tea lights or vo­tives on your ta­bles to add an el­e­gant touch.

You can place cit­ronel­la can­dles at the safe cor­ner of your yard. This can ward off in­sects that may be at­tract­ed to the lights. Not too many though, you won't want your food's taste to change. The im­por­tant thing to re­mem­ber is that there are lights for every idea you may have, so have a look around for the best lights that suit your pur­pose. On an­oth­er note, hol­i­day lights can be daz­zling and while you may want your out­doors to look its best, be care­ful not to over­load your cir­cuits.


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