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A home garden is a place that can add identity to your building in a neighborhood. You can use very little creativity to improve the look of your garden so that it stands out from other gardens in the neighborhood. Here is a list of items that can potentially be added to your landscaped garden so that everyone will love it and come back to you.

1) The compound wall of the property also defines the boundary of the garden. Use paints on the wall surface (indoors) which add excitement to your garden. You can opt for theme paintings like nature, waterfalls, sunsets, etc.

2) Use real human sized stone carvings. These statues add a touch of human to the garden and also set a ladder for the space. Everything we use in our daily lives, such as clothing, kitchen utensils, office equipment and computer parts, is always related to human measurements. If this is the case with all the other objects, why exclude a garden?

3) Use an artificial ambient fountain to create light. It makes you very curious at night.

4) Use Japanese stone lanterns instead of normal lanterns. This is because stone has its own rough texture, whereas in a garden plants look and feel smooth and fresh. This creates “hot spots” in the garden when you want to use bulbs in the stone lanterns.These stone lanterns can also be used along a path to define the direction of movement.

5) Design a pond that will partially flow into the house building. This is a great way to seamlessly blend the inside and outside a living space.

6) If your garden has a swimming pool, instead of using regular diving boards, be a little creative and make it look like a house or a person coming out of an animal’s mouth, etc. Your children will love it and everyone who visits your garden will love it will be remembered.

7) Create private semi-open patios in your garden. It’s a great place to chat with loved ones and can also be used as a small terrace at a small party.

8) If you like pets, try rabbits, ducks and a small pond in the back yard. These animals have very fresh colors and add a lot of liveliness to the garden.

9) If possible, plant trees with fragrant flowers. It’s a free and absolutely amazing way to keep your garden fresh.

10) Create levels in your garden to distinguish the different areas according to the function of the garden. A single story garden always arouses interest and curiosity.

Garden spikes are arranged as shady spots in allotment gardens or public parks where you can relax and rest. These open scaffolds usually consist of trellis or rustic works, and also serve as a trellis for climbing or creeping plants. Arbors can also be built for terraces or patios. Today’s garden chucks were not the first attempt to enhance the beauty of gardens. In the 400s BC Ornate courtyards were the hallmark of many Roman homes of the 400s. Landscape architecture also received a premium in Japanese gardens (AD 500) and Persian gardens (AD 200, AD 600). JC). Beauty was also a priority for civic squares and rural estates of Italians in the 1400s and 1500s. City gardens and stately palaces were the highlight of France in the 1600s and 1700s, while the estates natural looking were the main theme, followed by English designers in the 19th century.

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1. Landscape architecture.

For many of these early estates and gardens, the designers were known as landscape gardeners. An American — Frederick Law Olmsted — was the first to employ a “landscape architect”. He cited this title when approving design plans for Manhattan’s Central Park in New York City with Calvert Vaux as a partner in the 1850s. Landscape architecture is not limited to large-scale projects. Some homeowners use the services of professionals to add beauty to their gardens. However, others are now convinced that home improvement projects are an inexpensive alternative to making their gardens look beautiful.

2. Use high quality materials.

Creating a small gazebo is an easy task. The cost is greatly reduced if the homeowner is patient enough to look around and compare prices, especially for pressure treated lumber. Other items that may vary slightly in price at discount stores are flat head screws, scrap metal, crushed stone or gravel, washers, bolts, and nuts. The same principles apply to building larger arbors, although some ideas and elements tend to get bigger. Example: use two messages for one s

The mall arbor may mean using four poles for a tall arbor, as a larger arbor needs more support for strength and stability as well as better alignment.

3. Designing a Gazebo: Some Basic DIY Principles.

— To stabilize the arbor, the owner needs to embed the main posts of the structure in concrete, which will be poured into holes below the bottom of the garden.

— The carpenter’s level is used to determine if the posts are level. The tool is also used to determine the perpendicular or to determine if the posts are “level” vertically.

— For additional support, wooden sleepers of various dimensions can be attached perpendicular to the posts.

— With scrap still ending up in lumber yards, you’ll need to be patient enough to sort through lots of boards until a good quality board is found.

— Buyers should remember that traditional measurements are not accurate: a 4 in 4 can actually be 3.5 by 3.5 while a 2 in 4 can be 1.5 by 3.5.

— The same consideration of the height of the posts must also be taken into account, since part of the posts of the arbor will be underground. Galvanized post anchors are an option for homeowners if they intend to use the full height of the post for their yard — or have all the posts above the ground.

4. Tools for DIY projects.

These actually cost a lot more if you don’t have the tools to build garden mandrels.

— Circular saw or hand saw

— Stepladder

— wheelbarrow

— hammer

— key

— shovel jaws

— garden hose

— carpenter level

— Shovel

— drilling

— file

— wood chisels

5. Tips on building.

— Mandrel plates can be pre-drilled and cut to size to save time.

— Wooden sleepers can be designed at the ends. Patterns can be drawn with a pencil and later cut with a jigsaw.