BALANCING ACT

TAKE SOME TIPS FROM THE CHINESE ART OF FENG SHUI AND GARDEN YOUR WAY TO AN ENERGISED, HARMONIOUS OUTDOOR SPACE — AND LIFE

Words Kelly Surtees

A good foundation is essential when applying feng shui, even in the garden, and often the first step to enhancing the chi or life force in a space involves a thorough declutter. So perhaps you need to start by giving your garden or outdoor space a complete cleanup. Clear out debris, cut back overgrown shrubs or trees and make sure hard-scaping features like the fence, pathway, gate and any stairs are in good working order. If you have a deck or patio, give it a clean with a power washer. Spruce it up with a fresh coat of paint or new stain. If you have a garden shed, give it a once-over, too. Is it full of junk you can throw away, recycle or donate? Do you have storage areas in the…

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