Fairy lights aren't just for Christmas trees; you can use them to light up your outdoor plants as well. Choose lights with a gold wire, and wrap them around a tree trunk. You can also use lights with green wires on plants and shrubs. Wrap small, delicate lights around indoor plants and small trees, such as a ficus. Use a hammer and nails to secure 1 end of your lights to 1 tree, and the other end to another tree. Hang the lights tall enough so that you can walk under them. You can use standard-sized fairy lights, or you can use ornamental garden lights instead. This works best with trees that are close together. If you have to connect 2 or more strands together, the trees are too far apart. Choose fairy lights with a wire color that closely matches the tone of your arch. Wrap the lights around the top of a pergola or arch. Secure the lights at both ends with nails.  Use lights with silver or white wires for white pergolas and arches. Use lights with gold wires for brown (unpainted wood) pergolas and arches. If your arch is curved, rather than square, you can wrap the lights around the sides as well. Buy 2 strands of standard fairy lights and 2 strands of ornamental fairy lights. Hang the lights on your exterior wall in rows, alternating between fairy lights and ornamental fairy lights. You can pull the lights taut to create straight lines, or give them some slack to create swooping drapes.   Examples of ornamental lights include orbs, bells, lanterns, pinecones, and other interesting shapes. Standard fairy lights are the incandescent ones that look like Christmas lights.
ثبت المصابيح حول جذع الشجرة أو أحد النباتات العملاقة لإنارة الحديقة. علّق خيط المصابيح بين شجرتين لتكوين شكل قنطرة. علّق المصابيح حول التعريشة أو القنطرة بالحديقة. يمكنك المزج بين المصابيح الاعتيادية ومصابيح الزينة الخاصة بالحدائق.