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Tropical Garden Minimalist
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Park home is not just a decorative function as a refreshing sight. But it also can be an active park for the residents, such as playing, reading and resting. Plants that are used in a tropical garden with a minimalist concept of less banyakdan fewer plant composition. Cultivated land for the park is in front (frontyard) and in the back of the house (backyard).Backyard special attention because akrif park, where the residents unwind or do other family activities, such as playing, reading and resting. Land use larger and treated seriously by thinking about the activities, the concept of landscape that must be in accordance with the concept behind the facade of the house. Meanwhile, more functional front garden for decoration.
For the minimalist garden rooms are grouped into three patterns are based on crop area (soft material), paving (hard material) and the pool. After that, each area is designed in more detail.The concept is applied using a small plant (less than ten kinds of plants), which form the bulk composition pattern of elongated and rectangular with one or two trees as accents. There are games leaf color and flowers, ponds with fountains and walkways.
For the bulk composition which lies in the middle of the park, on the edge of the path, or plant that is used to soften the wall, planted iris species, australis grass, bamboo, calathea, and maroon hibiscus. The arrangement of plants and partially formed cluster is located at the edge of the park in order to form an open space. In the backyard lawn provided for various activities outside the room. Between buildings and the pool is a wooden deck with tables, chairs, and a large umbrella to eat and rest. While the pond is made with a depth of 20 cm with a rectangular shape. In the middle of the pond given path, so that residents can walk on the pond. Pond created by water flowing like a river that seemed natural.
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