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Improving Your Garden with Feng Shui Design by
Nagashi Komatsu
Not many people think of using Feng Shui design
to improve their garden. Normally, this ancient
Chinese art of placement of objects to improve
the flow of chi is thought of in terms of
enclosed spaces, such as a home or office.
However, using Feng Shui design to improve your
garden, as well as your house, can prevent an
imbalance in the chi around your home.
Where to Begin
Most people think of clutter as the books on the
stairs or the clothes on the bedroom floor. But
a garden can be cluttered with unwanted weeds,
bushes which are overgrown or need trimming, and
trash like old newspapers and candy wrappers.
This is where you should begin when thinking of
Feng Shui design and your garden.
First, you should pick up any trash that might
be lying around, then pull up the weeds, which
may be choking your plants.
Next, trim bushes that have become overgrown,
and prune branches on trees that are getting out
of hand. Aerating the soil in the autumn to
allow new chi energy to enter is another good
idea. Also, work on keeping your plants free of
dead leaves and flowers so they look vibrant and
green. Make sure the plants in your garden have
enough water, but not too much. All these things
will improve the flow of chi, thus improving how
you and your family feel.
Using the Five Elements in Your Garden
The five elements of Feng Shui design, wood,
fire, water, metal and earth, should be
incorporated into your garden. Including an
arbor, a bench or planting boxes is one way to
add the element of wood to your garden. Adding
fire is a little more difficult, but one way to
do so is to add lights along your garden path.
Birdbaths are great way to add water to the
garden. They invite birds to your garden, adding
a brisk touch of liveliness.
The element of earth is one of the easier ones
to add to your garden. You can add rocks,
crystals or clay pots. An item which can be a
nice addition to your garden to represent the
element of metal is wind chimes.
Incorporating Feng Shui design into your garden,
as well as your home, will vastly improve the
flow of chi in and around your home. This can
only increase the well being of you and your
family.
About the Author
Nagashi Komatsu teaches the basics of Feng Shui
through a series of articles and photos. Read
more at Feng Shui Style..
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