What are the various types of garden?

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Site Analysis – Conducting an inventory of an outside area that is intended to be developed into a garden. This is the first step in compiling information necessary to create a Landscape Plan. It involves talking with the owner/client, research of the site’s history and analysis of existing conditions. Site conditions, such as natural features, circulation, climate, are many of the elements considered.

Conceptual design – This is the second step in the design phase where drawings are created to visually represent the concept discussed.  The drawings are simple and should easily covey to the owner/client the goals of the project, which includes an illustrated description of the overall concepts and requirements of the project.

Landscape architectural design – This step encompasses the design of the outdoor space(s) that are intended to create specific environmental, social and/or aesthetic settings.  The process of creating a landscape plan involves an analysis of the site, development of a concept plan and the creation of a landscape plan based upon the garden information gathered.  This is typically a collaborative process involving the client, the individuals who will use the garden and led by a licensed design professional.