1. Get your lawn into shape

Look out to your Window at your garden and the biggest shape you'll probably see in your lawn. If your lawn is in good, strong shape, it will set the entire garden on the right track. It doesn't have to be a rectangle. For a perfect cut, why not try the compacts and lightweight. Small leafed hedges and lawn edges with up to 50 minutes runtime.

2. Plan Your Planting

Best Garden Design can start with structural plants filled with pretty, flowering plants. Use evergreen shrubs at the end of each border as punctuation along the way. Try to stick to just five or six different types.

3. Trees

Mature trees can be a starting point for a building a scheme. Trees can also screen an unattractive view or help to filter noise and air pollution if you live near a busy road. They also benefit nature significantly, providing pollen for insects and shelter for birds. Trees are fantastic as a habitat and food source. They also give structure and architecture to a garden.

4. Distinct Levels

If you don't like the idea of incorporating stone steps, you can achieve a seamless look with existing lawn. Integrating them into the existing lawn to connect the lower patio to the small sun terrance. A good home looks beautiful if you have a well designed lawn.

SOURCE: https://www.housebeautiful.com/uk/garden/designs/a495/garden-design-ideas/

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