Any outdoor space has been a saviour of late. Reflected by the fact gardening has experienced an unprecedented surge, with Google data showing an impressive 39 per cent increase in online searches, year-on-year.
From making quirky squirrel picnic tables to taking on 2020’s top trend of growing our own fruit and veg, we’ve become a nation of budding green-fingered amateur gardeners.
The team at Love the Garden have analysed over 100 different garden-related hashtags on Instagram, to uncover the growing trends.
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See what the study predicts to be bigger than ever for the year ahead…
Top 10 emerging gardening trends for 2021
1. Balcony gardening
Image credit: Emma Lewis
Not having a garden hasn’t stopped budding fans from getting stuck in – as the number one trend of #balconygardening shows. From potted plants to trailing tendrils, balconies are getting greener by the day.
2. Wild gardens
A wild garden is the less polished version, but don’t be fooled it can still involve a lot of hands on gardening to get the look right. but it’ll be time well spent, creating the perfect ‘imperfect’ outdoor space.
Image credit: Charlotte Coward-Williams
It’s also a popular choice for welcoming wildlife with planting choices. For more on this read Wildlife garden ideas – how to turn your outdoor space into a haven for wildlife.
3. Inside outside
) to have a solid roofed outdoor room in your garden. With this in mind, I’m currently researching outdoor heating solutions for a blog post this Thursday. 
Winter 20/21 will be all about embracing HYGGE to the max. 
. . . #outdoorroom #sundaydinner #outdoorliving #virginiacreeper #autumnvibes
This trend, as the name suggests, is about seamlessly blending the indoor with the outdoor. From outdoor rugs that make the patio feel like an extension of our living rooms to garden mirrors, this trend is one that is set to grow and grow.
4. Tiny gardens
Small but mighty, tiny gardens are being seen thanks to the #tinygarden trend. This is about making the most of what you have, and being able to appreciate the value of any outdoor space – no matter how small.
Related: How to make a small garden look bigger in 6 easy steps
5. Raised bed gardens
Image credit: Rebecca Pow
With both garden zoning and grow your own, raised beds are growing massively in popularity. Look out for some fine examples on Instagram using #raisedbedgarden.
6. Permaculture gardens
This late stretch of hot weather is sure helping to ripen the tomatoes and the drying beans, and to grow the squash and the winter vegetables. This abundant pandemic/pantry garden. The past 6 months have been up and down for me as they have for so many (most) people. This garden and watching food grow from tiny seeds into huge yields has been an incredible anchor and source of reverence from which to ride the waves of societal change. This is a 6 month old garden, less time than it takes to carry a child, only 2 seasons, from those cooler wetter early spring months to this last stretch of summer sun, from grass to so many meals in that short amount of time. 
. . . . #backyardgardening #pantrygarden #harvestseason #permaculturegarden #fieldtomatoes #harvestbasket #wholefood #growyourown #pandemicgardening #grasstogarden #wintercabbage #tromboncino #besttimeoftheyear #homegrown #futurefood
As sustainability influences our everyday choices more and more it’s great to see the rise in popularity for #permaculturegarden. This is quite simply a more holistic approach to gardening, living off the land – where the elements provide all the resources needed to do so.
7. White gardens
This trend is The White Company of gardens, where a serene scene of all-white creates the perfect garden retreat. Search #whitegarden to behold a whole host of inspiration.
8. Window sill gardens
WINDOW SILL GARDEN
. . . . . . . #windowsillgarden #herbgarden #indoorplants #indoorplantsdecor #kitchenstyling #kitchendesign #kitchendecor #kitcheninspo #kitchensofinstagramm #myhomevibe #myhomestyle4you #myhome2inspire #kitchenorganization #kitchenherbs #instahome #homedecor #homesweethome #homestylinginspo #kitchengarden #kitchenlife #kitcheninspiration #minimalisthome #plantstyling #herbs #interiordesign #interior #interiorstyling #interiors123
The #windowsillgarden is another trend proving that space isn’t an issue when it comes to gardening. If all you have is a window sill, filling it with plants is the current trend – especially herbs in the kitchen.
9. Grey gardens
⠀Oh, and my new palm tree(s – the other is next to the doors) 
⠀ The Aldi outdoor rug is reversible, so the white side looks fab against the sofa, and I also made a little shelf with some scrap wood and £1 brackets from B&M; so this little space is my ultimate haven now. ⠀ ⠀ Rosé, anyone?
Consider it the Mrs Hinch-effect, grey is taking over our gardens now too, as well as our interiors. From grey painted fences to all-grey everything, when it comes to furniture and furnishings #greygardens are trending.
10. Cottage gardens
Image credit: Tim Winter
The classic cottage country garden is a popular choice, as #cottagegardens are on the rise. Could this be as a result of wanting to escape to the country? Whatever reason, a garden filled with cottage-inspired plants and flowers is always going to offer an idyllic space to enjoy.
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Which of these garden trends is your favourite?
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