Photos Of Beautiful Clumb

Suddenly, the early spring has come up with a new topic for the photo kit. Today ' s theme is addressed to the flowers and the owners of the productions and landing sites. Suggest recommendations on the building of clumbs and flowers on the plots with their hands. Recommendations on plant selection for a form of flower.

Landscape Design built on a harmonious combination of clumbs and flowermen on the site. Clumba is a miniature variety of a flower in the right geometric form. The shape of the clumb may be different - oval, round, rectangular, multidimensional, square, triangle. There are certain proportions of the length and width of the body (1:2 or 1:3).

The bulbs are flat or swell (most typical, classic). On flat cloams, volume overflows are created at different altitudes of planted plants. Higher plants are planted on the edge of lower plants. There's a swelling on the swelling of the ground in the center, which forms different configurations and plantations. You can make swelling cloams in the form of a terrace coming up on each other. Terraces can be made by any form that you like.

Plant selection
Any decorative plant you like and with a suitable size can be planted on the clumbum. The most preferable are merchandise plants that flow very brightly throughout the summer. Small handicrafts, angers, bulbs and soil can be used to create composites. The spring's first blooms are tulips, narcisses, hyacintes, rabbits. It's gonna be a nice addition to them, braces, bait, bait, bait, bait. By the beginning of the summer, the bulbs flourish, and they bury and start to drip bright, multi-coloured single-years.
Vegetables such as velvets and petunia, lavaters, ibiris, year and lion, balsamine and salpheus, antirreenum and zinium are very decorated.
The magnificent georginas, astros, crandulus, nails will be great. They can be retaliated by a dorm, lobe, nemesis, esholism, a bachelor planted on the edge of the clumba. In order to make the clumbum sound, they use the limitations of brodure, ceramic or plastic stoves, balds and bricks.