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¤ The garden is a heavenly place which means like a miracle where we can enjoy the beauty of nature and the grace of God.
HEDGES
¤ Shrubs or trees are planted at regular intervals to form a continuous screen called a Hedge.
Hedges are made with the following objective: -
1. Protection: - serves to protect the area from livestock and wild animals.
2. Demarcation: - can be used to delimit one area from another.
3. Projection: A high hedge is used to slightly project and object and maintain the privacy of the personal garden.
4. Ornament: - very well cared for and enhanced the beauty of the garden, as well as the aesthetic value of the place.
CLASSIFICATIONS
1. Dwarf ornamental hedge
2. High ornamental hedge
3. Dwarf protective hedge
4. High protective hedge
5. Field and track hedges
6. Hedges for alkaline soils
7. Floral hedges
8. Fast growing temporary cover.
9.. Economic coverage
EDGE
¤ The lining of the border of flower beds, part of the lawn and shrubs, with bricks, concrete, live plants, etc., is known as the border.
Edges can be formal, made of a stone, brick, tile, etc. or informal consisting of a living plant.
FORMAL EDGES
¤ All conventional English gardens had aged bricks or tiles laid diagonally along the path and flower beds. But in recent years the trend has changed and with it the fashion of the skirting board of everything and more has waned. It is desirable that the hem practice is not used frequently, but at the same time it should be used unnecessarily.
¤ The materials used for formal aging are the following: -
1. Bricks
2. Tiles
3. Stones
4. Concrete
INFORMAL EDGE
Lawn Edging: - People who don't like the easy lure as mentioned above can use live plants as aging in some places.
The lawn edge, a strip of grass, is a very attractive edge, especially in front of flower beds.
a The edges of the grass must not be less than 60 cm wide, otherwise the mower cannot be operated. Whenever a glass edging is used, it must be properly maintained.
OTHER INFORMAL EDGES
¤ and the informal aging of the crazy stone road with the prostate plant growing in the middle serve as an advantage over the border.
Foliage plant for edging
Bloodroot Aerva
Alternanthera
Coromandelian asystasia
Maritime Cineraria
Coleus
Eupatorium cannabinum
Flowering plant used for edging
Alyssum
Amaryllis
Torenia
Pansy
Perennial verbena
FLOWER BEDS AND BORDER
¤ Annual and herbaceous perennials are grown in flower beds to provide a mass effect of different colors.
¤ The edges are continuous beds that are longer than wide and contain plants of a single type.
PATH
¤ A garden path should never be less than 60 cm wide, but preferably 90 and 120 cm wide if sufficient space is available.
¤ A four-wheeled wheelbarrow with a large free space allows easy passage and other garden tools will at some point partially enter the path if the path is narrow, the path will be obstructed.
¤ It won't be easy for the garden lover to cut a beautiful plant, so it will be more prudent to have a wide path.
¤ The path must not be too high or too low in relation to adjacent land, except in a road mass or in a garden.
■ The material used for the garden plant is gravel, brick paving and crazy paving.
Types of Path
1. Dirt road
2. Brick road
3. Stone paving
4. Crazy flooring
5. Grassy path
GARDEN UNIT
¤ A garden should have a transport unit leading to the house and garbage along with many other roads or paths leading to the house and garbage, as well as various other parts or works leading to the different parts of the garden.
■ The main criterion of a good path or path through the garden is to provide a flat, dry and pleasant passage for the person or vehicle and must harmonize with the rest of the garden features.
■ The material used for the construction of the drives is gravel, asphalt or concrete.
FENCING
¤ The fence is not exactly a part of the garden in the strict sense, the fences are the elements of utility essentially necessary for delimiting the border and for protection.
OR,
Fancy also placed two separate parts of Garden from each other.
■ Fencing materials such as wood, bamboo, wire nets and mesh nets can be used for this purpose.
■ The site of a fence expense does not fit the artistic design of a well-kept garden, and therefore people would like to hide it from sight as quickly as possible from rapid growth and graceful vines such as bignonia. venusta, honeysuckle (Lonicera periclymenum), Vernonia elaegnifolia, etc.
GARDEN WALL
■ A garden lover will never like to block the view of their garden by placing a wall around its perimeter.
■ A garden seen from the inside should also be visible from the outside, but sometimes, from the point of view of safety or beauty (for example, to hide the ugly spot of an open drain), it may be necessary to erect a brick, concrete or stone. wall along the outskirts of the garden.
■ A trade-off is to have a high low brick (or concrete or stone) wall and put bars on it, so that the view is not completely obscured from the outside.
¤ Alternatively, depending on the parent of the garden, 1.8 m walls can also be erected.
¤ To break the monotony of a concrete or brick wall, vines such as Ficus repens can grow on the wall at least in the most prominent places.
CARPET BEDS
¤ The art of growing ground cover plants close together and cutting them with a Carpet Beds pattern or alphabet letters is called Carpet Beds.
¤ Colored foliage as border plants is more suitable for this purpose. (for example) Alternenthera.
Pergola
¤ A gazebo is a shelter in a garden made up of trees and shrubs that grow up to partially surround it.
OR,
¤ A shady place to sit, usually in a park or garden and usually surrounded by bushes or vines and other vegetation.
PATIO
¤ Patios are paved areas in a garden where people can sit down to eat or relax.
¤ The paved patio enlarges the house. The flooring can be made with concrete, brick, stone, tile or wood. When planning a paved area, adequate drainage is essential. Standard concrete floors are square, round or rectangular and in gray, light green, brick pink.
¤ Brick works well in formal and rustic settings. However, the stone floor is more resistant and offers the warmth of a completely natural material.
¤ There is a wide range of garden patio and paving materials to choose from, including natural stone, block paving. Indian Sandstone, York Sone, Brick Paving, Concrete Slabs / Tiles, Pavers / Cubes, Pavers, Permeable Pavers, Grass Pavers and Slate.
¤ With a wide range of colors to choose from, the possibilities are limited only by our imagination.
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