5 ideas for your garden design

1 — Natural gardens

A near-natural garden is envi­ron­men­tally conscious, sustainable and takes nature as its model: anything that does not occur in nature does not belong in a natural garden. Mate­rials made of concrete, metal and plastic are unde­si­rable here. Instead, a near-natural garden is charac­te­rised by native plants and a natural meadow with a variety of flowers and grasses. Wild­flower meadows in parti­cular offer bees and other insects a natural habitat and are curr­ently very popular with garden owners. Native plants such as wild shrubs and woody plants serve as food and bree­ding grounds for various insects and animals. Natural gardens also feature mate­rials such as wood, stone and clay, which are also found in nature.

2 — Tech­no­logy in the garden

Digi­ta­li­sa­tion does not stop at the garden gate. Modern garden tech­no­logy makes gardening easier and gives you more time to enjoy your garden. Irri­ga­tion solu­tions, rain­water utili­sa­tion, lawn robots or time-controlled lighting: tech­nical helpers can now be found in many gardens. Once installed, you can sit back and relax while the garden is opti­mally cared for and looked after.

The specia­list for garden tech­no­logy: Gardentec Ltd.

3 — Herb garden

Flavourful gree­nery, inte­res­ting flowers and natural ingre­di­ents for cooking and health: your own herb garden looks good and is versa­tile. Herbs can be used in the kitchen or as medi­cine and also require little space. Whether on the windowsill, in pots on the balcony, in a raised bed or in a garden bed: herbs can be planted anywhere. There are now even fully auto­matic growing systems available in shops that allow herbs to be grown and harve­sted indoors all year round.

4 — Raised bed

With a raised bed, you can garden at a comfor­table and back-friendly height. But this is not the only advan­tage, as snails also find it much more diffi­cult to find their way up to the raised bed. Another advan­tage is that the sun’s heat not only reaches the soil at the top, but also the sides of the raised bed. The vege­ta­bles and herbs can ther­e­fore be planted earlier and usually produce more crops than in a garden bed. Raised beds are available in a wide variety of designs and mate­rials and are also rela­tively easy to build yourself. Mobile raised beds in the form of tables or wheel­bar­rows are parti­cu­larly prac­tical and also fit on a larger balcony or patio.

Various raised beds are available at Amadeo Ambi­ente available.

5 — Water in the garden

Whether a pool, swim­ming pond, foun­tain or water feature: Water is a special design element in the garden and trans­forms it into a little para­dise. The blue water has a calming effect and magi­cally attracts us. Water influences our mood in a unique way and provides rela­xa­tion. It has been very popular in garden design for several years and is also one of the hottest garden trends in 2019.

Current refe­rence gardens for more inspi­ra­tion

Here you will find the latest refe­rence gardens. Let yourself be inspired and discover the possi­bi­li­ties in terrace and garden design.