2. Landscape Design for a Home
Garden
Implemented in a tasteful and artistic way for a
home ground.
Personal preference plays important role
3. Principle areas of a home garden
If the garden area is sufficiently large, it can
be divided into three areas
Public area
Private area
Utility area
Public area
Front yard for public
Backyard for private
Lateral area for utility
14. Land Accommodation
Drainage - Slope outwards from the building.
NE corner raised & SW corner is sloped.
A discrete usage of lawn, flowering plants, trees
and shrubs
Large areas – large plants.
Trees – 10 m
Shrubs – 3 m
Annuals & Herbs – 20 to 30 cm
Soft components
15. Soft Component Planting
Size, form, structure, texture, colour and
fragrance
Planting line – in curve gives beauty
Planting area – height of planting in relation
Bold outcurves become high point
High points should not touch the garden corner
16. Hard components
Don’t use large components for small area
Small components will give more attraction
Drive way, path
Wall compound
Fountains, statue, Bird bath
Permanent flower bed
Small lily pond
Children park
Can Use
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18. Suitable plants - Trees
• Bauhinia spp.
• Bottle brush (Callistemon lanceolatus),
• Tecoma argentea,
• Mimusops elengi,
• Gliricidia maculata,
• Cochlospermum gossypium,
• Golden shower (Cassia fistula),
• Cassia spectabilis, etc.
are trees suitable for planting in home grounds.
24. Shrubs
Many of the dwarf and medium shrubs can be
grown:
• Tabarnaemontana coronaria
• Bauhinia tomentosa
• Jasminum spp.
• Duranta plumerii
• Hibiscus rosa-sinensis
• Tithonia diversifolia
34. Landscape Design for a Educational
institute
Landscaping not only enhances beauty and
appearance but also inculcates aesthetic sense
to younger generations.
35.
36. Aim’s
To create a barrier against noise, storm and dust and
to provide shade
Necessary to screen some ugly places with the help
of plants
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38.
39. Plantation will help keep down severe heat and cold.
Front - planted with medium sized flowering trees for
beauty.
Trees should not completely obstruct the view of the
building from outside.
Shrubs play an important part in the school landscaping.
Border planting of shrubbery on large grounds or filling
the gaps between the trees and lawns.
Shrub boarder around playgrounds require minimum
maintenance and is effective than hedge.
40. Cont.…
Flower beds - seasonal ones should not be
preferred.
A lawn looks nice in an educational institute, but it is
difficult to maintain.
A bougainvillea trained over the wall of the building
can change the whole look.
Different trees, shrubs, flowering annuals, etc. may
also be properly labeled to enable students learn
their names and develop knowledge
52. Principles of Corporate garden design
Improve the look of the building.
Maintain microclimate.
Attract the customers.
Public use and decorative purpose.
Not hide the design of the building.
Owners comfort and convenience.
Simplicity in design & Variety in a garden.
Garden full of surprise
Long and straight garden paths should be avoided.
Colour and contrast
Should not hide the Vista
53. Soft Components
Area, Climate, labour,
budget
Common and easy
Lawn,
Shrubberies,
Perennials,
Trees,
Container garden,
Hedge and borders,
Hard components
Should fit in the area
Commons
Drive way & Path
Outer walls
Car parking
Sitting area
Fountain & Lightings
Rockery in any corner
Screens
Pergolas
64. Need of plants in educational institutes???
Education became business
Students became commodities
Need of plants in corporates???
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