Garden Design
Intro: Garden Design
Hello,
this is my first instructable, i've seen a lot of instructables written for the contest, but there are more a photo collection than an instructable, so i really hope that someone find this one usable, btw, this garden was made strictly for this contest, so that was done in under two weeks (and finished two hours before deadline, so, that was why the night shots), and was really really cheap,so...
List of Material
Bermuda Grass Seed 1 lb
Organic Fertilizer 1 Sack
Brick 100 pc
Peach Tree 1 pc
Begonia 2 pc
Beaucarnea 1 pc
Antigonon leptopus 1 pc
Cupressus macrocarpa 2 pc
Construction Blocks 20 pc
once you have all the material lets do this...
first, you have to have in mind what you want to do, i did a draft on google sketch up,
my house have some footsteps, 27 of 20"x20" and 9 of 3'x20", i took them out and rearrange them to form a single path directly to the door house, also i formed another path to the patio door.
i planted two Cupressus Macrocarpa (A.K.A Lemon Cedrus) on each side of the front door
i dig a few constructions blocks to separate my house from the next one
then i raise the levels, three on this case, then put in ever one of them a lot of sand, taken from the garden itself, i used bricks to lit each level and raised it from the previous one.
then to seed the grass the process is this....
first, take out the rocks where you want to plant the grass
next add a layer (about an inch) of rock free sand
then, put the seeds uniformly
and finally add a layer of organic fertilizer (about half an inch)
for the rock, it's easier than anything,
first level the ground.
then put some plastic to avoid sand to get free
and finally put the rocks on the plastic.... done!
thanks for watching :)
this is my first instructable, i've seen a lot of instructables written for the contest, but there are more a photo collection than an instructable, so i really hope that someone find this one usable, btw, this garden was made strictly for this contest, so that was done in under two weeks (and finished two hours before deadline, so, that was why the night shots), and was really really cheap,so...
List of Material
Bermuda Grass Seed 1 lb
Organic Fertilizer 1 Sack
Brick 100 pc
Peach Tree 1 pc
Begonia 2 pc
Beaucarnea 1 pc
Antigonon leptopus 1 pc
Cupressus macrocarpa 2 pc
Construction Blocks 20 pc
once you have all the material lets do this...
first, you have to have in mind what you want to do, i did a draft on google sketch up,
my house have some footsteps, 27 of 20"x20" and 9 of 3'x20", i took them out and rearrange them to form a single path directly to the door house, also i formed another path to the patio door.
i planted two Cupressus Macrocarpa (A.K.A Lemon Cedrus) on each side of the front door
i dig a few constructions blocks to separate my house from the next one
then i raise the levels, three on this case, then put in ever one of them a lot of sand, taken from the garden itself, i used bricks to lit each level and raised it from the previous one.
then to seed the grass the process is this....
first, take out the rocks where you want to plant the grass
next add a layer (about an inch) of rock free sand
then, put the seeds uniformly
and finally add a layer of organic fertilizer (about half an inch)
for the rock, it's easier than anything,
first level the ground.
then put some plastic to avoid sand to get free
and finally put the rocks on the plastic.... done!
thanks for watching :)
16 Comments
Jack Moran 9 years ago
Nice!
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rootroot 12 years ago
Im planning a big terrace at my house that I would like to draw in sketchup first, -would be nice to know if there are any templates for the stones, house, plants etc...
aldo.lares 12 years ago
http://sketchup.google.com/3dwarehouse/
the house was made by myself measuring part by part
good luck with your terrace, and thanks for the comment