Landscape design is both a science and an art. It includes the outline and modification of the visual features of the land. It also includes the science and art of gardening, landscape design and landscape architecture.
Visual features include four types. Living elements of landscape design include fluoria and fauna. On the other hand, the natural elements are the shape and height of the relief and reservoirs. Artificial elements are such constructions as fences, walls, statues, garden tables, etc. The latter type is a natural element, which includes the natural state of such area as lighting and humidity.
The design of the flora and fauna is covered with the art of gardening. Plant growth management is essential for achieving excellent design in a landscape environment. The various characteristics of plants, such as bushes and vines, can be well combined with various artificial structures.
The elements of nature are stones, stones and sand, the height and shape of the earth and water bodies such as lakes and ponds. Rocks, stones and sand add texture to the soft touch of flora and fauna. On the other hand, land forms and water bodies affect the general theme of landscape design.
In fact, landscaping, based solely on nature and living elements, as a rule, has nothing to do with the design concept. Because of this, there are man-made elements that can be added to the whole picture depending on the general theme of the whole design.
The natural state of the area will decide the mood of the design. Natural lighting can balance a natural dense garden. On the other hand, the level of humidity and temperature may limit the possibility that the flora and fauna are included in the project.
In general, the resulting landscape design will depend on how each of the four elements has been reproduced in the entire picture. The only formula for good gardening is achieving balance.
