Garden Landscape Plans at GardenDesigner.com - page 2

					Shopping Cart Order Status Customer Service 1.877.277.7710

home / garden plans / plan page 2				2 of 10
Garden Landscape Plans Browse our professional garden plans for ideas on how to start your own creative landscape design ideas or use the example plans to start your own garden. Click on the small plan images to see larger examples of a particular plan. Purchase garden plan illustrations or inquire about custom design services here.
Hampton Hide Away Landscape Designing Landscapes with Focal Points Easy 'Weekend' Fountain Project Custom Multi-use Patio Design Patio Spaces in a Sloping Backyard Home Landscapes Front and Back Front yard Facelift Makes Big Difference Building a Garden? What to do First Italian Gardens - Why use a Designer? Ten Ways To Save On Your Landscape Italian Garden Design - Tuscany Explore Your Own Garden Style

				Small Patio and Arbor Even a small rear garden space can have a diversity of the types of areas. This garden has a brick patio, seating wall, turf space and walk to a wooden arbor at lower right.

		Entry Walk and Fountain Plan Guest parking at right leads into a side garden of old plant types used in plantation homes. The walk accesses the front porch from the side as the planting screens and frames the front of this home.		Walled Courtyard and Guest Parking Plan This garden home allows for a more closed-in courtyard feel. The front guest parking is separated by a brick wall and ornate iron gate which leads through the garden planting.
		Pool with Spa, Wooden Deck and Gazebo Privacy is a common concern for pool areas. In this design the pool area is screened with several layers of plant materials and small flowering trees. At the rear of the pool is a spa and wooden deck with a gazebo for a cool space and a retreat from the sun.		Backyard Patio, Walk and Wooden Gazebo Spaces leading to spaces gives the feeling of depth and diversity in this garden. The view from the bay window of this home looks upon the gazebo at upper left and a planting along the rear property and fenceline for a more closed in intimate planting affect.


Garden Design and Ideas! Contact the Webmaster at Gardendesigner.com Copyright © 1999-2010 Gardendesigner.com All Rights Reserved Terms of Use / Privacy Policy