Gardening expert reveals little-known fence technique that gives the illusion of a much bigger backyard

A GARDENING expert have revealed a little-known technique to make your backyard seem bigger.

Presenter Arit Anderson disclosed the tip on the RHS Chelsea Flower Show.

The prestigious five-day present consists of a energetic combine of gardening recommendation and revolutionary backyard designs.

Now, Garden designer Arit has knowledgeable viewers how they’ll enlarge their backyard areas.

She stated: “You can not assist however be drawn to this stunning backdrop.

“This charred timber looks absolutely stunning”.

The technique is named Shou Sugi Ban – a Japanese wooden preserving technique that dates again to 700 AD.

While it’s now used largely for its look, Shou Sugi Ban initially turned fashionable as a approach to protect wooden that was used as siding on buildings.

Its distinctive attribute in that no two items of wooden will come out an identical and one piece will look totally different from the subsequent.

The technique breathes new life into the backyard’s vegetation.

Arit continues: “It brings out the preservatives in the wooden however not solely does that assist extend its life, but additionally gives this excellent black really feel.

“I really like this impact in the backyard as a result of it makes all of the vegetation actually come out.

“But it also gives depth because it makes the garden look bigger than what it is.”

It comes after a gardening whizz has shared his unbelievable hack on methods to deliver gentle into darkish and shaded spots with out breaking the financial institution.

Elsewhere, one professional has come on the scene to make your life simpler as he’s listed the greatest vegetation and flowers to pair collectively in the shade.

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