5 Ways to Enjoy Your Backyard This Winter

Winter isn’t always the most ideal time to enjoy your backyard in Pennsylvania, but with a few additions, your outdoor space can be transformed into one that’s cozy and inviting. Here are five touches that will enhance your backyard during the colder months, from RISMedia

1. Patio Fire Pit

    A patio fire pit is a great way to add warmth and comfort during the winter. It provides a space for cozying up and relaxing or entertaining guests while keeping warm. Patio fire pits come in a variety of styles to complement your outdoor space, from sleek and modern to rustic and natural. 

    2. Outdoor Lighting

      When it gets dark before dinner, outdoor lighting will lead the way. Illuminate walkways and seating areas or add string lights or lanterns to trees and structures for overhead lighting. Choose soft, warm lights to create an inviting glow, or consider heated light fixtures to add some warmth. 

      3. Warm Furniture and Accents

        Stay warm while enjoying the outdoors by adding blankets, outdoor rugs and cozy furniture to your backyard. You can also protect your seating area with a covered pergola, gazebo or patio umbrella. 

        4. Hot Tub

          A hot tub is the perfect place to stay warm, relax and unwind while enjoying nature. Add in a fluffy robe, a warm drink and a snowy day for the ultimate winter spa experience. Make sure to clean and maintain your hot tub regularly to keep it running safe and efficiently. 

          5. Winter Garden

            Create a winter garden to enjoy nature all year long. Plant winter-appropriate vegetables like carrots, onions and garlic, and consider adding décor such as birdhouses, birdbaths and sculptures. Evergreens and winter shrubs can also provide a much-needed pop of green and help set a wintery scene. 

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