Designing a garden is an art. The landscape, with all of it’s endless possibilities, your palette. However, unlike many other forms of art, it doesn’t begin with a blank slate, but a living system. Even if the intended garden is a potted garden, it still involves a multitude of environmental factors. Garden design is also [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Site Analysis’
December 8, 2010 by Emily Murphy · Leave a Comment
Filed under: DESIGN, Gardens, Habitat
Social Tagging: Designing a Garden • Ehrenfried E. Pfeiffer • garden design • Garden Map • John Brookes • Observation • Site Analysis • Site Evaluation • Take Cues From Nature • The Secret Ingredient to a Good Garden • Washington State Fish and Game: Design for Wildlife • Weeds and What They Tell
Filed under: DESIGN, Gardens, Habitat
Social Tagging: Designing a Garden • Ehrenfried E. Pfeiffer • garden design • Garden Map • John Brookes • Observation • Site Analysis • Site Evaluation • Take Cues From Nature • The Secret Ingredient to a Good Garden • Washington State Fish and Game: Design for Wildlife • Weeds and What They Tell