Bare balcony can feel stark, which can be especially disheartening during the warmer months when all you want to do is spend as much time outdoors as possible. Fortunately, this doesn’t have to be the case! You can decorate your balcony and turn it into an outdoor oasis while adding greenery and brightening up your home all at once. Here are five ways you can turn your balcony into a green oasis with just minimal effort
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Add Hooks
Cover the railings of your balcony with chicken wire to support climbing plants, or purchase plant hangers that can be attached to the top of a railing. Attach pots, shelves, or trellises to the walls; and if your balcony has a ceiling, add a few hooks for hanging plants. If you have composite decking for your bäst balkong golvplattor, it requires no maintenance and is easy to clean. Consider covering your bare balcony floor with non-slip tiles, which are also easy to clean and will not break or crack.
Grow Vertical
If you don’t want to do any work on your balcony, we recommend installing an old-school green wall with plants that will grow vertical and require minimal maintenance. You can also create a beautiful flooring for your balcony by laying down some maintenance-free balcony floor tiles or komposit altan tiles. If you want to add some greenery without getting your hands dirty, hang up some pots off the railing (but be sure they’re not too heavy!) and attach shelves, trellises, or hooks for hanging plants.
Plant Pots
For plants that you want to keep on the balcony year-round, try planting pots with succulents or other tough plants. If you have drainage holes in the bottoms of your pots, simply fill them with small rocks or pebbles and then set them on top of cinder blocks for easy access. For a more formal look, purchase balcony floor tiles or composite decking materials and install these over the concrete floor of your balcony. Once you’ve laid down your new flooring material, add some small stepping stones for an aesthetic touch.
Tiered Gardens
Create tiers of planting by adding pots, shelves, or trellises to the walls; and if your balcony has a ceiling, add a few hooks for hanging plants. Cover the railings of your balcony with chicken wire to support climbing plants, or purchase plant hangers that can be attached to the top of a railing. Use composite decking on your balcony floor instead of concrete or tiles so you never have to worry about maintenance again. This material is lightweight and easy-to-install!
Hanging Baskets
Hanging baskets are an easy way to add greenery and color to your balcony. They’re also perfect for plants that need lots of light and water. Another option is planting them in pots with trellises or attaching pots, shelves, or trellises to the walls; and if your balcony has a ceiling, adding a few hooks for hanging plants. Cover the railings of your balcony with chicken wire to support climbing plants, or purchase plant hangers that can be attached to the top of a railing.
