Your Outdoor Retreat Is The Place Where You Can Relax And Entertain. Thus, Using Hardscaping We Have Curated Everything You Desire While Also Matching Your Landscaping Goals. Dig In!

Flowers and plants bring so much grace to every space— big or small, inside or outside. Beyond its aesthetic value, gardening can also be soothing and teaches responsibility, while plants themselves purify the air. So, we’ve rounded up a slew of creative garden ideas brining the outdoors. So, get your green thumbs ready for everything ahead.

1. ADD A WATER FEATURE

ADD A WATER FEATURE

If you’re transforming your yard into a personal oasis, why not relax with the gentle sounds of water. Adding a water feature that is also synonymous to chicness, is a beautiful way of incorporating the ambiance and a piece of art into your outdoor landscaping. As, the water feature could be an extension of your garden, an addition to a pool or as a stand-alone feature it can be a focal point in your landscaping.

2. ORNAMENTAL GRASSES FOR COLOUR AND PRIVACY

ORNAMENTAL GRASSES FOR<br />
COLOUR AND PRIVACY

Landscapers often use ornamental grass for a natural option in a private landscaping option. Not only does the grass adds the lush colour to your outdoor space, but when planted correctly, it can create a beautiful wall like structure around your yard.

Besides looking fantastic in landscaping, these grasses grow quickly. In just a few seasons, they’ll be full sized. While you’ll have to wait several years for trees and hedges to reach full maturity, that’s not the case with ornamental grass. These perennial plants come back year after year, and they tend to be a whimsical landscaping solution.

3. LAYER THE PLANTS AND TREES

LAYER THE PLANTS AND<br />
TREES

Instead of choosing just one option, layer your landscaping and turn those wide-open spaces into a lush green mix of trees, hedges and flowers that will entirely change the vibe in your yard. When layering your landscaping, you’ll want plants and trees that build form and add colour and texture. Furthest back, you’ll want to choose tall trees or high hedges to create the base of the wall. Opt for trees and hedges that are evergreen so you’ll have greenery during all four seasons. Next, add in bushes and shrubs to add more colour, depth and to create visual interest. Finish with flowers, either planted in the landscaping, or in raised boxes for additional height, and to fill in any gaps.