When deciding where to place plants in your garden, consider their purpose. Flowers will provide beauty and fragrance, herbs will provide flavor and health benefits, while vegetables and fruit trees will produce fresh produce.
Energy and order are essential in any garden. Shapes and colors can be used to create energy and order. For example, blue can be used to represent water, which can help to cool the garden during hot days. Yellow can be used to represent the sun, which can help to plants grow in areas with direct sunlight. Green can be used to represent vegetation, which will keep the garden looking healthy.
Some plants that grow slowly may be a good option for your garden if you want to create the impression of time passing slowly. Among these plants are creeping Schoenoplectus, dwarf fig trees (Ficus species), and Japanese maples (Acer palmatum).
How to Display Bulbs in a Vase To display trailing bulbs in a vase, cut the top of the bulb off so that it stands on two or four short stumps. Place the bulb in the vase so that the widest part of the bulb is touching the water. Cover the bulb with soil and water.
Pathways or stepping stones should connect different parts of the garden to make it easier for people to navigate. This will make it easier for them to find their way around and enjoy the garden.
To make the outdoor area more inviting, consider adding benches or seats for visitors to rest and enjoy the view. This will create a comfortable space that can be used by locals and tourists alike.
