Introduce colour with seasonal planting
Brighten your space with the colours of spring
There’s no better time than spring to introduce vibrant colours to your garden. Eye-catching flowering plants like tulips, daffodils, and crocuses will provide instant impact – meanwhile, flowering shrubs such as azaleas and camellias add plenty of structure and visual interest.
If you’re looking for a garden swing seat that will harmonise beautifully with your outdoor planting, the RHS Four Seasons Swing Seat won’t fail to make an impression. Crafted from FSC-certified oak, it’s a garden furniture piece that delivers both elegance and durability in equal measure. To blend effortlessly into your colourful gardenscape, why not choose the carved insert of spring daffodils to stay on brand with the season?

Create inviting spaces for relaxation
Design cosy corners for comfort
Incorporating seating into your garden encourages you to spend more time outdoors. Whether it’s tucked beneath a tree, positioned overlooking your thriving flowerbeds, or sheltered by a pergola in the natural shade of climbing plants, it’s a place you’ll want to visit throughout the season. Soft cushions, throws, and potted plants can help create a warm and inviting space.
The timeless design and clean lines of the Tranquillity Oak Swing Seat make for a perfect choice for both modern and traditional gardens – while its slow-grown oak construction ensures lasting strength. Placed in a quiet spot in your garden, it’s the ideal spot to unwind with a book or enjoy a morning coffee.

Add movement with flowing features
Introduce gentle motion to your garden
Water features, swaying grasses, or gently hanging lanterns can add a sense of movement that makes your garden feel alive. Or why not a beautiful handcrafted swing seat to add yet more soothing rhythms to your outdoor space?
The Kyokusen Swing Seat, with its elegant curved frame inspired by Japanese design, offers both visual flow and gentle motion. Crafted from durable oak, it adds a sculptural depth to your space that draws the eye while offering unbeatable comfort and relaxation.

Introduce natural materials in your garden
Blend with your surroundings
Choosing materials that reflect the natural landscape helps create a garden that feels organic and harmonious. Western red cedar, with warm hues and natural oils, is an excellent choice for blending seamlessly with greenery.
The Serenity Cedar Swing Seat combines these qualities with a relaxed, traditional design. Over time, its rich tones will mellow to a soft silver-grey, enhancing its connection to the environment. This low-maintenance seat is ideal for gardens where natural beauty takes centre stage.

Embrace heritage charm
Add character with timeless designs
If you’re aiming to create a garden that feels rich in heritage charm, classic-design furniture pieces could be a worthwhile investment. The National Trust Swing Seat Collection, handcrafted from either FSC-certified oak or painted Accoya, is a range rich in both traditional aesthetics and durability.
Positioned beneath an archway, along a stone path, or overlooking a wildflower patch, a National Trust swing seat will add elegance and comfort to any spring garden.
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Refresh your garden this spring
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Updating your garden in spring is an opportunity to create a space that feels fresh, inviting, and in tune with the rhythms of your lifestyle. By combining vibrant planting, comfortable seating, and natural materials, you can transform your garden into a relaxing space that feels positively inviting throughout the season!
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Posted by Martin Young on March 31st 2025