Adding fun shapes to my garden

Question

What are some good ideas for incorporating fun shapes in my garden?

Giuseppe · Answer

You can add any thing that makes you smile but creates fun area needs proper touch and design 
A lots of the time they are not in proportion with the garden size or shaped wrongly 
So get your pencil and draw your garden after you get ideas from landscaping books and redraw with fun shapes
Regards 
G

Daniel · Answer

Hi 

Here are some options for creative gardens.

*Shaping paving stones cut by a professional
*Edging stones making up patterns.
*Different levels of flower beds and shapes.
*Battened fencing.
*Garden turf cut to the shoe of the paving stones.

Hope this helps if you would like me to design and create some very special feel free to contact me for a free quote.

Thanks Daniel

Owen · Answer

Making up some flower beds to loose the corners / make it flow better take your eye off the counters

Willan · Answer

Diamonds are a ace shape and also half moons are a good one triangles circles octagonal shapes are all fantastic to add character to your landscape

Scott · Answer

My grandfather had a diamond shape flower bed he wasn’t happy when we use to play chip the ball over it as youngsters lol

Andrei Alexandru · Answer

If you live in an urban or suburban area, it’s quite likely your garden is a little square-ish shape – not exactly the stuff of garden design fantasies. A rather plain canvas, usually divided into patio/decking with some lawn remaining. But don’t despair – with the right tricks, your handkerchief of a backyard can be transformed into a far less square, more spacious-looking area. To help you do this, here are 5 tips to create an inspiring and roomy square garden design with your box-like plot.

Arron · Answer

Cement patches with cement and hand prints great feacture

Shane · Answer

You can make your own concrete stones and if you have the time you can do enough to mk a nice little path or for just enough to mk a area and you can stand plants on them or others ornaments

Dean · Answer

I’d suggest adding borders/edging with gravel,
You’d be able to get the preferred design & colours that you want,
A simple circular border around the base of a tree/bush filled with white & grey gravel could create a circle; then the pattern you choose for the different coloured gravel can create another shape of your choosing.
Hope this helps you find some ideas for your garden!
Kind regards
Dean

Jordan · Answer

Curved lawn and patio areas helping to create curves and shapes 
Paths maybe 
Thanks

Adding fun shapes to my garden

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