Creating a beautiful garden in a small space can feel limiting, but with layered planting, even the tiniest balcony or terrace can transform into a stunning green haven. With layering, a design technique that makes the most of vertical space, depth, and plant variation, instead of spreading plants across the floor, you arrange them in distinct levels—upwards and outwards—to maximise growing area and enhance visual appeal. It’s an excellent technique for urban gardeners working with limited square footage. What is layered planting? Layered planting involves organising plants at varying heights and positions—from floor pots and mid-level shelves to hanging baskets and wall-mounted planters. The concept mimics natural environments, such as…