Landscape Design Elements

Landscape design is unthinkable without garden plants. They form a substantial part of it and bear the bulk of the decoration of the garden.

If it's about design, we can't just plant plants in chaotic order, how we're gonna get excited. There must be some form of organization in the landings.

Of course, there are no hard rules on the type and form of landing, and everyone has the right to display his fantasy.

However, by today the main forms of planting vegetation have been developed and developed. What is the meaning of design? It's not just to plant, but to make them come together, give them some form and decoration. These combinations are vegetative elements of landscape design.

So, how can vegetation be used in landscape design, what elements can be made of it and what these elements are called, and we'll talk about it.

How to plant trees and handicrafts

Consider that large-scale composites look profitably on vast territory. And in the garden, it would be appropriate to plant carlic and slowly growing forms.

The following landscape design features can be created from trees and handicrafts:

Alleys are powerful paths, paths along which trees or handicrafts are planted on both sides.

Living outbursts are close to planted eternally green artisanal or growing trees. Artisanal forms are planted very closely to ensure that a green, imperfect wall is formed as a result of their growth.

Paper or nest landing A group of 3-5 trees, 50-100 cm from each other, is planted in the form of a circle. So there's one common crown of large diameter, like a giant bouquet.

Bordures are low landings of 20 to 50 centimetres of ever-green hairdressing artisanal artisanal, covering separate plots.

Solites♪ They are difficult to name as a composite because the salter is a separate growing artisanal or tree that attracts attention and is of particular decorative value.

Culisa is planted in a number of trees or handicrafts that create a curtain that limits the landscape or open space survey.