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Tip: Smart Design Is the Difference Between
"Planting" and "Landscaping"
Landscaping uses a formal plan. It is an art form which uses concepts like country, formal, or Japanese as an example. The large areas are outlined: existing trees and structures, social space: areas for gathering and play areas (a pool, tennis court). Then there's the placement of large trees, shrubs and flower gardens. Lastly, you fill in the all-important details: a gazebo, decorative ponds, planters, bird baths, outdoor lighting (in the ground and under the eaves). If you plan right, you can be as creative as you please, creating your own personal piece of art. |
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Planting is the random placement of
trees, flowers and other plantings: "Let’s buy a maple tree;
now where shall we plant it?" "I have
always wanted a beautiful rose garden; wouldn't they look nice over
by the back fence?" Sometimes this approach works; but most
times it creates confusion and disarray.