The easy tip for small gardens that will add tranquillity

If you have a , it might seem like there's nothing you can do to make it bigger or better. But, BBC Gardener's World has shared an easy tip that will add life, movement and tranquility to your without a huge amount of work.

No matter how small your garden is, there's always ways you can make the most of it and all you need to do is think outside the box. With creativity, you'll be surprised at how easy it is to transform your and make it look totally different. There's just one simple addition you can invest in to upgrade your space.

A water feature is the perfect way to enhance a small area, not only does it look great but it offers a peaceful addition.

shared an easy tip for people with . It said: "Water in a small garden adds movement, light and reflections, and can attract wildlife and birds into the space.

"Water features come in all shapes and sizes, from trickle fountains to ponds in pots and containers.

"Look for wide, shallow pots and seal drainage holes with silicone, or recycle an old tin bath lined with plastic. For wildlife, ensure there's a way for creatures to climb out."

Water features can significantly enhance the aesthetic appeal of small gardens by introducing dynamic visual elements and soothing sounds.

Whether it's a compact pond, a wall-mounted fountain, or a reflective water table, these features serve as captivating focal points that draw the eye and add depth to the space.

The gentle sound of trickling not only masks urban noise but also creates a tranquil atmosphere, .

Additionally, water features can attract local wildlife, enriching the garden's ecosystem and providing opportunities for birdwatching and nature observation.

But this isn't the only tip suggests for smaller gardens. It also says filling your garden with fragrant plants will help it become a more exciting space.

It says: "Scented plants turn a garden into a fragrant oasis, with the effect intensified in a smaller garden.

"Look for with different seasons of fragrance to provide scent all year, and grow them near the door or paths for best effect.

"Place pots of fragrant herbs next to a bench or around a patio, and squeeze plants that release their scent when crushed, such as thyme, into gaps in paths."

By making these small changes to your garden, you can create a sensory experience which will transform your outdoor space into a .