Garden Project

Very often in horticulture literature, many examples of standard plans can be found on the Internet, such as housing schemes, economic structures, gardens, gardens, colours. Molly, you've got to do that, so many meters to back off, so many trees to plant.

But not such a standard prototype garden we're interested in, he won't be happy to see, and he won't warm his soul.

Direct rows of fruit trees 5x5 metres, square garden and flower near the calibre. Nah, that's not our target.

I think you're waiting for me to do this perfect fantastic garden scheme. But alas. That's why you're gonna have to do a project, plan your garden.

And the more detailed the design will be, the less useless, and sometimes expensive, the labour force will have to lose in the future.

Garden Planning Workshop.

Now, let's practice, let's have a brain storm.

You're gonna have to take a notebook and a pen with a few hours of free time.

It would be advisable to involve more of your housewives in this creative process. The more human, the better. First of all, one head is good, but you're not going to live on your own, so it's better to get your family's support out of the way.

Phase one.

Let's all introduce ourselves together, like and where everyone here sees himself.

At this stage of planning, the number and variety of fruit trees in the garden or the presence of maize in the future of the garden should not be specified strategically.

We draw simple geometric figures and sign future elements of our precinct.

I would like to warn and recall some important points concerning future friendly relations with neighbours by far:

• It is not necessary to design a house close to 3 metres from neighbouring territory, which is prohibited by building regulations, why to constantly feel under attack;
• Septics, composts are better aligned with the neighbor. That is, of course, as far as possible, but it is worth warning;
• And the planting of liberated trees should limit the three-metre distance to the neighborhood.

There are many options that you can imagine: from the “cultural” rainbow factory to your own forest where mushrooms can be collected.