Areas

Two of the long-distance plots are the most problematic: a small garden and a narrow longitudinal land area. In the first case, the garden seems small and it won't be comfortable. With a narrow, long-distance part of the case, the landscape design of such a site requires an increase in the width of the site, since the walk will not be comfortable enough. In order to correct the situation and make the small and narrow garden more comfortable for walks and rest, it is recommended that special design techniques be used to enable visual expansion of the area of the day. Next, we will consider the simplest and at the same time effective.

Small garden planning for visual expansion

Imagine for your attention to plan a small garden that can deal effectively with the problem of space shortage:

1. The first thing that produces a small garden is its boundaries that are enlightened through plants ( fences, building walls, etc.). To visually increase the size of a small garden to green its contour with an unlighted living garden.

2. Direct garden paths are the first factor that determines the length of a small garden. In order to visually increase the area of small gardens, it is recommended that wet roads be established. To maximize the impact, a path may be set to the end of the garden and, at the end of the recreational zone, a small object attracting attention. The smaller the size and the shape of the object, the easier the garden seems to be, the most important thing is not to overdo it.

3. The third idea to plan a small garden is also related to garden paths. If you already have a straight path in the garden and don't want it to be dismantled to create a vile, you can go another way. As we have already said, objects that attract attention can remove their eyes from observing the true area of the territory. Since the straight track will give the dimensions of the garden, it can be complemented by two to three decorative objects along the road. The objects may be arc with plants, a recreational chair or a garden figure.

4. This designer is suitable both for visual expansion of a small garden and for ease in a narrow garden. The idea is that all objects in the garden are not directly located, but at an angle (diagnosed). In this case, it is not possible to immediately determine the true area of the garden that we need.