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01Formal Garden
Uses symmetry, axes, clipped planting, geometric beds, and controlled views to create an ordered landscape.
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02English Cottage Garden
Layers flowering perennials, herbs, shrubs, and informal paths for a dense, relaxed appearance.
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03Modern Minimalist Garden
Uses simple geometry, limited materials, controlled planting, and generous open space.
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04Japanese Garden
Balances stone, water, moss, carefully shaped plants, and framed views to create calm spatial sequences.
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05Mediterranean Garden
Uses drought-tolerant herbs, olives, gravel, terracotta, pale stone, and shaded outdoor rooms.
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06Tropical Garden
Combines large-leaf plants, palms, layered canopy, humidity-tolerant species, and dense green texture.
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07Desert Xeriscape
Reduces irrigation through drought-tolerant plants, gravel, stone, and water-efficient soil design.
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08Native Plant Garden
Uses locally adapted species to support habitat, climate resilience, and lower maintenance.
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09Wildflower Meadow
Uses broad naturalistic drifts of seasonal flowers and grasses rather than formal beds.
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10Woodland Garden
Builds a shaded landscape under trees with ferns, groundcover, leaf litter, and informal paths.
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11Courtyard Garden
Fits planting, seating, shade, and water into an enclosed or partly enclosed outdoor room.
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12Rooftop Garden
Places planting and outdoor amenities on a roof while considering wind, weight, drainage, and exposure.
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13Vertical Garden
Grows plants across a wall or freestanding vertical system to add greenery where floor space is limited.
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14Kitchen Garden
Organizes edible herbs, vegetables, fruit, and flowers in productive beds close to the home or kitchen.
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15Pollinator Garden
Uses nectar-rich and host plants that support bees, butterflies, and other beneficial insects.
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16Rain Garden
Collects and filters stormwater in a planted depression using moisture-tolerant species and free-draining soil.
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17Resort Landscape
Combines pools, terraces, lush planting, shade, paths, and hospitality seating into a coordinated destination setting.
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18Layered Planting
Arranges canopy trees, understory plants, shrubs, perennials, grasses, and groundcover in visible layers.
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19Hardscape Design
Coordinates non-plant elements such as paving, walls, steps, decks, edging, and built seating.
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20Garden Path
Guides movement and views through the landscape using a deliberate route, width, surface, and edge treatment.
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21Pergola
Creates a partially shaded outdoor structure using posts and overhead beams, often combined with climbing plants.
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22Outdoor Living Area
Extends indoor activities outside through comfortable seating, dining, cooking, shade, and weather protection.
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23Water Feature
Introduces moving or still water as a focal point, cooling element, sound source, or habitat.
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24Reflecting Pool
Uses a shallow still-water surface to mirror architecture, sky, and planting with minimal disturbance.
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25Landscape Lighting
Uses concealed or visible fixtures to illuminate paths, plants, walls, steps, and outdoor gathering areas after dark.
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