What is visual flow in landscape design?

Visual flow refers to the seamless movement of the eye through a landscape, creating a sense of harmony and connection between various elements, such as plants, pathways, and hardscaping features.

How can pathways enhance visual flow in a garden?

Pathways can guide visitors through the landscape, encouraging exploration and drawing attention to specific areas. By designing routes that are inviting and well-integrated, pathways can significantly enhance the overall visual flow.

What role do hardscaping features play in landscape design?

Hardscaping features, such as patios, walls, and fences, provide structure and definition to a garden. They can also create focal points and help in organising space, thereby contributing to a cohesive visual flow.

How can I create focal points in my landscape?

Focal points can be created using unique plants, sculptures, water features, or architectural elements. The key is to position these elements strategically to draw the eye and enhance the overall composition of the landscape.

What are some strategies for drawing attention to specific areas in a landscape?

Strategies include using contrasting colours, varied textures, and unique shapes, as well as placing focal points along sight lines. Additionally, layering plants of different heights can create depth and interest, guiding the viewer's gaze throughout the space.

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ive planters and ornamental grasses, can also enhance visual interest throughout the year.

What types of climbing plants are best for small gardens?

Some excellent climbing plants for small gardens include sweet peas, clematis, and climbing roses. These plants not only save ground space but also add height and colour to your garden design.Designing Focal Points for Different Garden Styles

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