Exploring Colour Schemes for Harmonious Landscapes
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Focalization Techniques for Small Garden Spaces

Embracing Potted Plants

In small garden spaces, embracing potted plants can be a game-changer. Pots and containers offer flexibility in positioning plants, allowing you to make the most of every nook and cranny in your garden. Consider mixing various sizes of pots to create visual interest and depth. Coloured pots can also add a pop of vibrancy to your garden, especially against a backdrop of green foliage.















sion to the overall design. By understanding the psychological effects of different colours, landscape designers can create spaces that evoke specific emotions or moods. For example, using calming blues and greens in a garden to promote relaxation.

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Incorporate a mix of textures and foliage colours to add interest and vibrancy to the border. Pair delicate and fine-leaved plants with more bold and coarse varieties to create a dynamic contrast. Consider using plants with blooms that complement each other to ensure a cohesive and unified appearance throughout the graduated circular border.
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