Peat-free Gardening: As the bans peat-based compost, sustainable alternatives and home composting gain popularity.
Slow Gardening: Embracing the mental wellness, gardens that transform into spaces for meditation and relaxation.
Indoor/Outdoor Living: Houseplants flourish indoors while multifunctional greenhouses extend living spaces outdoors.
Horti-futurism: Urban gardeners adopt digital and eco-conscious approaches, maximizing greenery in small spaces.
Sustainable Gardening: Biodiversity and wildlife conservation take precedence, with gardens designed to attract and support diverse
Water-conscious Gardening: With climate change, water-wise practices like drought-tolerant plants and rainwater collection become essential.
Anti-gardening: Rewilding trends prioritize nature-led and wildlife-friendly approaches over conventional gardening.
Local Provenance: Seed saving and local sourcing gain momentum, promoting self-sufficiency and adaptation.
Gardens for Health: Outdoor spaces are designed for exercise, relaxation, and therapy, enhancing overall well-being.
Smart Gardening: Technology aids efficiency and sustainability, with smart irrigation and solar-powered lighting solutions.