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A measured plan belongs on floor plan. This page needs the garden you can already see.
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What the garden must keep
Keep the trees
Existing trunks stay, including ones a bed would rather dodge
Keep what you mark
A shed or a wall you refuse to move stays
Keep the shade
The seat is placed in the shade already on the ground
Garden
Name the trees before the flowers.
Garden
Beds, and somewhere to stay, under trees that do not move
A garden on this page is beds and a place to be: a seat, a table, a patch of ground you occupy. Existing trees lock. Their trunks, the shade they throw, and the beds that already dodge them stay. New flowers do not erase an old canopy.
The bed, the seat, the trees, the shade, the reach, the marked structure, and a second arrangement each need a picture. Drop a file into the matching slot and the block fills.
A bed can change outline. It still stops short of a trunk.
A bench, a table, or a patch you sit on is part of the plan.
Do not slide a trunk so a bed can have more sun.
The place to be sits in the shade already on the ground.
If the middle cannot be reached from the edge, the bed is too deep.
A shed or a wall you refuse to move is held the same way a tree is held.
Try another bed without moving the canopy.
Beds
Beds are shaped ground for plants: a border along a path, a cut in the lawn, a raised edge you can work from one side. Their outline can change. They should not be drawn through a trunk, and they should not be so wide you cannot tend the middle.
A place to be
A place to be is the bench under the canopy, the table for two, the patch of lawn you actually sit on. It needs a back, a view, and ground that is not a bed. If every square is planted, there is no garden to inhabit.
Trees
Existing trees lock. Do not slide them for a sunnier bed, and do not thin them out of the picture because a brighter border would photograph better. Beds and the place to be are arranged in the shade those trees already cast.
Borders can be redrawn. They still have to be narrow enough to tend and clear of trunks.
One seat, table, or sitting patch is part of the design, not the scrap after planting.
Existing trees stay, including the shade that decides where a seat belongs.
If you cannot weed the center of a bed from the edge, the bed is too deep.
Cottage, clipped, or loose is a mood for the beds. Species lists live on the planting planner.
A shed or a wall you refuse to move is held the same way a tree is held.
Get the existing trees in the frame, trunks and the shade on the ground, not only a flower close-up.
Existing trees lock. Name them before a bed is drawn through a trunk.
If a trunk moved, or every square is planted and nobody can sit, the garden was ignored.
Species and roles, the larger site, a cottage mood, or the rear yard if the garden is really the ground outside the back door.
Beds
Garden design is beds, a place to be, and the character of the planting. Trees and structures you mark stay. It is not the whole site’s path network, and it is not a plant list with Latin names and spacing. Those are the landscape page and the planting planner.
Sun is the brief. A shaded bed drawn as a rose border will not survive contact with the photograph. Say where you sit, and do not put that seat on the only route to the gate. The house wall can be the backdrop. It is not the subject unless you open an exterior tool.
A garden room has an edge: hedge, fence, or the simple end of the bed. Without an edge, the picture is a meadow and the page has not decided anything.
Canopy you marked stays. Do not move it to center the bench.
An edge you can see, a depth you can reach, and a way in that is not the plants themselves.
Somewhere to stay is part of the garden. A border with no pause is a decoration of the path.
Write the light. The style cannot guess it from a noon snapshot.
The links below are the neighboring jobs. Each one keeps a promise this page does not make.
Landscape sets paths and levels around the footprint. The garden is one room in that larger drawing.
Planting plan assigns canopy, shrub, and ground after the bed is located.
Backyard starts at the back door and keeps the rear slope. A garden may be only part of that yard.
Beds and a place to be, arranged under trees that do not move.
A bench, a table, or a clear patch you sit on. It is designed with the beds. It is not the grass that happened to remain.
Not here. Existing trees lock. If a tree must come out, that is a decision you make before this page, not a result it invents.
No. A kitchen border, a shrub bed, or a mixed edge all count, as long as the outline is something you can tend.
Lawn can shrink to make beds, or stay as the place to be. It should not be the unnamed leftover between new curves.
Landscape draws paths, levels, and planting masses across the lot, and holds the footprint and boundaries. This page is beds and a place to be, with existing trees locked.
Only if you did not mark it. Anything you mark, like a tree, stays. The beds route around it.
Yes. The photograph supplies the trunks, the shade, and the ground a seat could use. The plan does not delete a tree to brighten a bed.
One view that shows trunks, shade, and the ground you might sit on is enough to start the beds.