Landscaping Ideas

A well-designed landscape can be inspiring. It can provide a sense of calm, a sense of awe, and a sense of balance. It can boost your spirits and give you solace. A beautiful landscape can also improve the curb appeal of your home and inspire other people in your neighborhood to turn their own yards into inspiring landscapes.

Landscaping and gardening are also ideal outlets for your creativity. Nature gives you an expansive palette of colors, textures, scents, and structural compositions to choose from. In a home garden, you can take these gifts from nature and combine them in any style you desire. But with so many landscaping options at your disposal, where do you begin?

Whether you want to create a sanctuary, a retreat, an entertainment area or any other environment, you'll get ideas here on how to do it. The photographs, expert insights, and troubleshooting advice in this section can help you create a landscape that suits your unique tastes and appeals to all your senses.

Get these tipsIn this section, you'll find tips from landscaping professionals on:

• How to plan the perfect backyard, including ideas for layouts, design styles, outdoor rooms, patios, water features and hardscaping.
• Ways to boost the curb appeal of your front yard, including design ideas for driveways, sidewalks, front porches and courtyard gardens.
• Designing the perfect patio, with advice on sizing and placement, materials, patio styles, and patio layouts.
• Design ideas, planning tips and appliance options for outdoor kitchens.
• The most popular garden styles and themes, including modern, traditional, country, Mediterranean, tropical and desert.
• A look at award-winning projects from landscaping professionals across the country.
• Ideas for regional landscape designs suitable to the climates, available materials and plant types characteristic of different areas of the country, from San Diego to New York.
• Solutions for solving typical yard and landscape challenges.
• Advice on planting bountiful vegetable and container gardens.
• Ways to simplify your landscaping plan by choosing hardy low-maintenance plants, sticking with basic materials, minimizing complex details, and choosing straightforward uncomplicated layouts.
• The latest landscaping trends, including meadow gardens with native plantings, growing your own food, going lawn-free, landscaping as an art form, and planting gardens that attract butterflies, birds and bees.

Mother Nature gives you a bounty of beauty to work with to create the landscape of your dreams. A landscape designer can help you make the most of this bounty by steering you to the best plants, materials and garden layouts for achieving your goals.

Nos nossos terrenos temos um verdadeiro Ecossistemas

Carpas (peixes)alguns com mais de 1 metro
Galinhas de agua ,varias familias
Cegonhas
Garças e Garça real
Patos
Lagostins de agua doce
Cagados
Tartarugas
cobras de agua - enguias com mais de 3 mt de comp
Cobras
entre muitas outras especies

Ultimamente andavamos desconfiados de algo fora de normal as especies de peixes apareciam devoradas ,mortas .

Resolvemos efectuar uma espera via camaras de segurança e deparamos com uma LONTRA .

Falamos de Vale da igreja ODIAXERE - junto ao Izi Garden uma zona rodeada de casas e estradas

 

 

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Singapore Street by Tierra Design

Description by Tierra Design / POD:
An award-winning design where the challenge posed to the design team was to revitalize a building that has undergone many construction alterations (A&A) that created an undesirable atmosphere for rentals. This building is located within a prime area of Singapore’s Central Business District (CBD), along the 158 Cecil Street.

Constructed on the design concept of a ‘hanging garden’, all horizontal landscape areas within the building were removed other than the existing half round planters stretching over the 7-storey atrium. Existing planters were reinstated with plants draping over the edges. Plants were also drooped from the newly created walkway planters along either side of the beams. Vertical green walls were also incorporated on the existing end walls and columns. From the second to the ninth-storey, both ends of the building and the back of each structural column are also covered with green walls, creating a vertical garden with a festoon of potted plants.

By creating a meaningful space in the external atrium using vertical gardening, the design built a vibrant and pleasant environment. Upon completion of the project, the client has reported that almost all its rented space has been successfully leased out to tenants.