Just about every garden has its own natural garden features it maybe the shape and flow of the landscape or possibly rocks, water and trees.
The sizing of your garden is the most pivotal thing we need to allow for before we begin implementing are garden features.
This will have a big impact on what features can be used.
Because all plants call for room to grow and breathe.
Small areas should-be utilised intensively and durable walking surfaces, whilst pricier to lay than grass should-be employed in limited spaces especially for year-round functions.
Garden plots with regular squares or rectangles and especially on small gardens, the designing tend to represent more formal or controlled than on plots of irregular outline or large gardens.
With the correct sound judgment and precaution to begin with your garden won't lack character.
The changers in ground level could bring fascinating soft slopes and could be moan or planted or if finances allow they could be stepped or terraced to construct an appealing feature.
Large differences in levels could be addressed with retaining walls or formed into banks and covered up with colourful plant life, which represents an economical answer.
Slopes steeper than one in three are better left as they are and not worked as heavy rainfall is likely to cause soil erosion.
If your garden features any rocks, water or fine trees highlight them into your project.
Screening and partitions are important components in any garden to create seclusion and protective covering from heavy winds or sunshine and to protect children from the elements.
Look around your garden and determine where divisions are required, before purchasing new materials and plants, think of the implications in texture, colour and outline in floras buildings and fencing structures.