How the Feng Shui in your garden can plant good elements in your home


A pond in the garden helps collect Qi. Photos: 123rf.com

A Feng Shui column in a Home & Garden pullout would be incomplete without some information about the garden, right?

In this issue, let’s head outside to explore the significance of the courtyard or the garden in Feng Shui.

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