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The Feng Shui Garden

Plant a Beautiful Feng Shui Garden - Bring the Outdoors Inside to You

Feng Shui Spaces

  • Bring the outdoors into your home or workplace, wherever possible
  • The view from every window and door affects your relationship with the outside world
  • Your view of the outside should soothe and uplift your spirit
  • Invite Good Chi, the Life Force Energy onto your property
  • Landscaping and outside color have an impact both inside and outside Chi Flow
  • The Front Entrance invites Good Chi to come inside
  • Sanctuary Gardens are powerful Chi attractors
  • For Harmony and Balance, focus on beauty and comfort within your indoor environment and,
  • Surround yourself with beauty and comfort from the outside in!
  • Remember that the outside of your home or workplace forms the Vital First Impression that Chi and human visitors have of your inside environment

Plant a Feng Shui Garden on your property

  • Plant Sanctuary Gardens that respect natural landscape & spirit of the environment
  • Balancing Chi Flow, Yin & Yang, The Five Elements & Color is Key

  • Use the Feng Shui Bagua Map as a placement tool to emphasize Wealth, Fame, Love & Marriage, Children & Creativity, Helpful People & Travel, Career, Self-Cultivation &Knowledge and Family & Health


Outdoor Considerations

Feng Shui Garden

  • Streets are the Waterways of Chi (slow lanes or raging highways): landscape your property to regulate Chi Flow
  • Driveways bring Chi onto your property
  • Pathways bring Chi to doorways
  • Straight paths may encourage too fast Chi Flow
  • Curved or meandering paths encourage Good Chi Flow
  • Place Greeters at the driveway or front door as sentinels on each side to turn away negative energy. Example: two planters with beautiful flowers make excellent Greeters
  • Clear all clutter on your property as it stagnates Good Chi Flow

The Money Plant

  • Balance Chi Flow, The Five Elements and Ying & Yang
  • - Open and Closed, Dark and Light Spaces

  • The Five Elements outdoor examples
  • - Metal: Furniture, Rock & Stones

    - Wood: All Plants, Deck & Fencing

    - Fire: Lighting, Fireplaces & Barbeques

    - Earth: Brick, Tile & Adobe

    - Water: Fountain, Pools and Ponds

  • Round leaves represent money (Wealth)
  • Bamboo means harmony and a strong future
  • Thorny or scratchy plants deter guests and Good Chi Flow
  • Beautiful, colorful flowers and plants make auspicious spaces
  • Ensure privacy and security with landscaping
  • Plant seasonal and year-round plants, trees and shrubs
  • Remove all drab and dying vegetation from your Feng Shui Garden
  • Add any items that represent fire, such as stoves, fireplaces, ovens, lamps, lighting, and candles
  • Include paintings, photos or posters of anything fiery, including dominant red colors
  • Install statues and images of people and animals or anything that is very active
  • Include items in red and hot pink colors
  • Add items that are pyramid, angular, pointed or triangular in shape
  • Introduce water features: Ponds, Pools, Fountains & Bird Baths

Feng Shui Colors in Your Garden

  • Green represents Hope, Growth and Tranquility
  • Red is Auspicious and represents Strength & Warmth
  • Purple is Auspicious and Inspires Respect
  • Yellow or Gold stands for Power
  • Blue represents Hope, New Growth (can be too cold)
  • Blue-Green or Mint is aligned with Nature & Spring
  • Black represents Depth (good) or Lack of Hope depression)
  • Gray can be associated with Hopelessness or Balance
  • Brown gives a Heavy Feeling or Stability (Depth)
  • Orange: Happiness and Power
  • Pink: Love, Joy, Happiness and Romance
  • Peach: Good Luck for Singles, Infidelity for Couples

Feng Shui Garden Design with Danna Cain




Bring The Water Element into your Garden.......


Feng Shui Garden


We found this delightful Flowering Fountain in the garden of The Arlington Hotel in Hot Springs, Arkansas. The Water, Wood and Earth Elements are all represented in this clever use of a bird bath planted with a beautiful flowing green vine.


Bamboo Inspiration

Bamboo Inspiration is a web site that promotes the versatility of bamboo and its uses around the world as an increasingly popular environmentally friendly renewable resource.


Healthy Bamboo Plants for your Indoor Gardens


Feng Shui Bamboo

The "good fortune" bamboo plant is ideal to place in the entrance of your house

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