Vertical gardening: As urban areas continue to grow and outdoor space becomes more limited, vertical gardening is becoming an increasingly popular way to grow plants in small spaces. This can include using hanging baskets, wall planters, and other vertical garden structures.

Edible gardening: The trend of growing your own food has continued to gain popularity in recent years and is likely to continue in the coming years. This can include growing herbs, vegetables, and fruit in pots, raised beds, or in the ground.

Pollinator-friendly gardens: There has been increasing awareness about the importance of pollinators, such as bees and butterflies, to the health of ecosystems and food production. As a result, more people are creating pollinator-friendly gardens by planting a variety of flowers, shrubs, and trees that provide food and habitat for these important insects.

Low-maintenance gardens: As people’s schedules become increasingly busy, there is a growing trend towards low-maintenance gardens that require minimal care and attention. This may include choosing drought-tolerant plants, using mulch to suppress weeds, and incorporating automated irrigation systems.