15 Best Garden Wallpaper
Updated on: December 2023
Best Garden Wallpaper in 2023
NuWallpaper NU3039 Groovy Garden Grey Peel & Stick Multicolor Wallpaper
- Vintage inspired woodland pattern
- Peel and stick to apply, pull up to remove
- NuWallpaper is safe for walls and leaves no sticky residue behind
- Easily repositionable while installing
- NuWallpaper sticks to any smooth, flat surface - perfect for DIY projects
- Ideal for rental or home decorating
- Comes on a 20.5-in x 18-ft roll and covers about 30.75 sq. ft
NuWallpaper NU3038 Groovy Garden Navy Peel & Stick Wallpaper, Multicolor
- Vintage inspired woodland pattern
- Peel and stick to apply, pull up to remove
- NuWallpaper is safe for walls and leaves no sticky residue behind
- Easily repositionable while installing
- NuWallpaper sticks to any smooth, flat surface - perfect for DIY projects
- Ideal for rental or home decorating
- Comes on a 20.5-in x 18-ft roll and covers about 30.75 sq. ft
wall26 - Large Wall Mural - Retro Style Flowers and Plants Self-Adhesive Vinyl Wallpaper/Removable Modern Wall Decor - 100x144 inches
- The wall mural is cut into 6 pieces for easy installation, each in 100"x24",total size is 100"x144" (Height x Width)
- Very easy to apply, remove or reposition - Just PEEL & STICK!
- Unique and one of a kind exclusive designs by Wall26, for installation on flat dry surfaces indoor/outdoor walls doors and even windows
- Won't leave a mark when repositioned like other cheap stickers on the market, no residue left behind
wall26 - Misty Fall Morning in Portland'S Japanese Gardens - Removable Wall Mural | Self-Adhesive Large Wallpaper - 100x144 inches
- The wall mural is cut into 6 pieces for easy installation, each in 100"x24",total size is 100"x144" (Height x Width)
- Very easy to apply, remove or reposition - Just PEEL & STICK!
- Unique and one of a kind exclusive designs by Wall26, for installation on flat dry surfaces indoor/outdoor walls doors and even windows
- Won't leave a mark when repositioned like other cheap stickers on the market, no residue left behind
NuWallpaper NUS3501 Black Secret Garden Wallpaper
- Whimsical floral design with a black and white palette
- Peel and stick to apply, pull up to remove
- Wallpaper is safe for walls and leaves no sticky residue behind
- Easily repositionable while installing
- Wallpaper sticks to any smooth, flat surface - perfect for DIY projects
York Wallcoverings Tropics Fiji Garden Removable Wallpaper, Black/Teal/Aqua/Lavender/Yellow/Yellow/Green
- Sure strip wallpaper
- Packaged and sold as a double roll
- Double roll Dimensions: 27 in. X 27ft. = 60.75 sq.Ft; design repeat: 25.25 in.; design match: drop
- Prepasted - washable - strippable
Chrysanthemums Flowers Butterflies Dragonflies Wall Decal Garden PVC Home Sticker House Vinyl Paper Decoration WallPaper Living Room Bedroom Kitchen Art Picture DIY Murals Girls Boys kids Nursery Baby
- 100% Brand New and High Quality
- Size: 50*70cm
- Material: PVC
- Waterproof, easy to Apply, Just Peal Off and Stick
- Suitable for Display,living room, bedroom, Office, this will make a nice decoration or gift
Brewster 3117-24173 Imperial Garden Green Botanical Wallpaper
- Prepasted non woven material
- 20.9-in repeat, straight match
- Washable and strippable
- 20.5-in by 33-ft long roll
- Covers about 56.4 square feet
wall26 - Beautiful Park Tree - Removable Wall Mural | Self-adhesive Large Wallpaper - 66x96 inches
- The wall mural is cut into 4 pieces for easy installation, each in 66"x24",total size is 66"x96" (Height x Width)
- Very easy to apply, remove or reposition - Just PEEL & STICK!
- Unique and one of a kind exclusive designs by Wall26, for installation on flat dry surfaces indoor/outdoor walls doors and even windows
- Won't leave a mark when repositioned like other cheap stickers on the market, no residue left behind
wall26 - Amazing Green Japanese Maple Tree, Nature Garden - Removable Wall Mural | Self-adhesive Large Wallpaper - 66x96 inches
- The wall mural is cut into 4 pieces for easy installation, each in 66"x24",total size is 66"x96" (Height x Width)
- Very easy to apply, remove or reposition - Just PEEL & STICK!
- Unique and one of a kind exclusive designs by Wall26, for installation on flat dry surfaces indoor/outdoor walls doors and even windows
- Won't leave a mark when repositioned like other cheap stickers on the market, no residue left behind
NuWallpaper NU3037 Summer Love Teal Peel & Stick, Multi-Color Wallpaper, Multicolor
- Botanical damask print with a vintage style
- Peel and stick to apply, pull up to remove
- NuWallpaper is safe for walls and leaves no sticky residue behind
- Easily repositionable while installing
- NuWallpaper sticks to any smooth, flat surface - perfect for DIY projects
- Ideal for rental or home decorating
- Comes on a 20.5-in x 18-ft roll and covers about 30.75 sq. ft
Tempaper CL4002 Removable Peel and Stick Wallpaper, 20.5" x 16.5', Dusted Pink
- A ready-to-use, self-adhesive product. No pastes or glues needed, and no residue left behind.
- Repositionable, making prints easy to align.
- DIY friendly. Simply peel off to remove or leave up indefinitely. Ideal for renters and homeowners alike.
- Transform an accent wall or entire room. Other popular applications include covering furniture, bookcases, stair risers, drawers and more.
- Perfect for bathroom and kitchen applications. Product is steam and moisture resistant.
- Made in the USA
- Roll size: 1 roll = 20. 5 inches wide x 16. 5 feet long = 28 sq. ft.
Brewster 3117-24174 Imperial Garden Sage Botanical Wallpaper
- Prepasted non woven material
- 20.9-in repeat, straight match
- Washable and strippable
- 20.5-in by 33-ft long roll
- Covers about 56.4 square feet
wall26 - Flowers in an English Park - Canvas Art Wall Mural Decor - 100"x144"
- The wall mural is cut into 6 pieces for easy installation, each in 100"x24",total size is 100"x144" (Height x Width)
- Very easy to apply, remove or reposition - Just PEEL & STICK!
- Unique and one of a kind exclusive designs by Wall26, for installation on flat dry surfaces indoor/outdoor walls doors and even windows
- Won't leave a mark when repositioned like other cheap stickers on the market, no residue left behind
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Android Versus iPhone: Three Android Features I Can't Live Without
Not Flash, hardware keyboards or animated wallpapers; these are basic things every Android phone owner uses, that iPhone users can't. What are they? Find out!
After using my HTC Aria for a while, though, I've started thinking about some basic features I use on it every day, that the iPhone and other iOS devices don't have. I don't mean "techie" features, like the ability to use Flash (sort of) or to load apps from outside the Android Market (on some phones). And I don't mean shinies like animated wallpapers, either, although HTC Sense is very shiny. Here are the three Android features iPhones and iPads don't have, that iCannot live without.
Text reflow
This Android feature is so convenient and basic, it boggles my mind why they didn't include it on the iPhone and iPad.
What is text reflow? Well, it's sort of like word wrap for your browser. On Android phones like my Aria, no matter how far I'm zoomed in or out on a webpage it makes the text flow to fit in the screen, so I only have to scroll up and down to read it. It even makes it fit if I tilt my phone on its side. Meanwhile, on iOS devices like the iPhone and iPad, if you aren't zoomed out far enough to see everything you have to scroll left and right also. That just seems like it'd be incredibly inconvenient, especially on a device with a screen as small as the iPhone's.
This isn't a crippling disadvantage for the iPhone, because a lot of websites have "mobile" versions that fit on a phone's screen. A lot of the ones that I go to, though, don't, and every time I'm grateful for this Android feature.
Cursor positioning
Most Android phones come with either a trackball or some kind of touchpad. They were useful back in the days when Android phones did not come with multitouch, and they're still used in some Android games, like Replica Island. Nowadays, though, they seem redundant; a needless throwback to BlackBerry form factors. So what are those trackballs good for?
Answer: Cursor positioning. Sometimes when I'm writing an email, filling out forms on a website, or otherwise entering text, I notice a typo or something that I want to edit. But trying to get the cursor positioned right, using only the touchscreen, is an exercise in frustration. That's where my HTC Aria's optical trackpad comes in handy. By running my finger across it, I can get the cursor exactly where I want it to go, making editing my words a breeze.
The iPad has a big enough screen that this probably isn't a problem for it, but the iPhone and iPod Touch lack any real hardware controls besides the volume rocker and home button. Speaking of which ...
Hardware keys
These are the bane of minimalists, and their absence is one of the big reasons why the iPhone looks so uncluttered. And while phones like my HTC Aria have extremely tastefully-designed hardware keys, flush with the screen on the glass, that also makes it easy to accidentally trigger them while browsing the web or playing games. So this is, admittedly, a toss-up, which depends on whether or not you prefer it.
This article is about the Android features iPhones don't have which I can't live without, though, and I really like Android hardware keys. I can always tell which Android apps were originally made for the iPhone, because their interfaces are cluttered; they've got rows of huge buttons along the top or the bottom of the screen, taking up precious screen space, while native Android apps hide them until you press the Menu button. I also like how the Back, Home, and Search buttons work so predictably on my Android phone, and are so useful across applications.
The Upshot
So those are the Android features iPhones don't have, that I can't live without. It's worth pointing out, though, that there are features iPhones have that are hard to come by on Android phones, including a ton of good apps.
It's also worth pointing out that the comparison isn't really "Android versus iPhone," but rather "The HTC Aria versus the iPhone," or any other given Android device versus an iOS device. Because "Android" isn't a phone, like the iPhone is; it's just a way for companies like Samsung and HTC to make tablets and phones like the iPad and iPhone. You have to look at each one individually, to see if it has the features you want.
Android devices have a lot of things in common, though! Hopefully this article helped to point out some of their strengths. Scroll down and leave a comment if there's anything you'd like to add ... and whatever phone you use, I hope you have fun with it!
