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Things to consider in garden designing Garden design starts from garden planning. The plan of having good, healthy plants depends on working attitude, the right place and the right time or climate. Planning and garden designing also requires purchasing what plants to have and cultivation decisions. The planting depends on what type of soil is in the garden. Don't grow plants that cannot grow on clay or chalk soil. Concentrate on making the soil healthy, this will contribute on how the plants will grow and how healthy they will become. Get an idea of your garden design from visiting many gardens. Resources/Buyer's Guide » Links » Related ideas » More topics Consider also the features and style of the house. Talk to friends and visit their gardens. Collect designs of gardens from magazines. Choose plants and furnitures that add up to the garden style that is planned. Gardens are designed in different shapes and sizes. It is advisable to disguise the unusual shaped area of the garden. Measure the length and width of the proposed garden. Measure how big the pond, the fences, the hedges, the pergolas or the large trees if they are in the design. Consider all the small elements and make the outline of the garden. Using a graph paper, sketch the planned design of the garden. List down in a sheet of paper all the plants, containers and many other things needed to decorate the garden. Wear protective clothing when clearing the site and doing the jobs in the garden. Cover the legs and arms for protection. Consider operator for the heavy equipments for quicker and safer jobs. Read instructions carefully on all products to be used. Check those waste materials that can be reused to create shapes and curves.

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