Garden Feng Shui

• The most important principles of Feng Shui in the garden are curves and proportion.
• Your house is the Yin energy and your garden is the Yang energy.
• The Yang aspect in Feng Shui is about light and space.
• As far as possible try to incorporate all the five elements of Feng Shui in your garden.

• Your garden should be in the shape of a circle or octagon.
• If you have a pond it should be circular in shape.
• Lit up the dark areas of your garden.
• Using light in the southern corner of the garden will increase your fame.
• Using sound in the northwestern side of your garden will increase the number of friends you have.
• Using a lot of red color in the garden will increase and stimulate the flow of Chi.
• Using bright colors in the northeastern side of your garden will lead to the increase in children in your house.
• Plant some delicate flowers and plants in your garden that will sway and move in the gentlest of breezes.
• The path in front of your house is important. It is good if it curves gently, as the Chi will flow gently into your house.
• Horseshoe shaped drives and entrances are considered good as it aids the Chi to gently enter the house and can be directed away when depleted.
• Trees in your house should not be taller than two-thirds of your house.
• Plant colorful plants and flowers in your garden they will attract positive energy.
• Plant herbs in your garden, they will bring good health, wealth and long life.
• The garden should be kept neat and clean at all times.
• Keep lawn trimmed, borders clean, drains clean as these will affect your finances adversely.
• Try to hide garbage cans from view and do not place any seating near it.