Why doesn't the all-green garden in this picture look boring? 🧐🌿

When we talk about "all green gardens," many people may be afraid that they will look flat, overflowing, or boring? But if you zoom in a good picture, you can see that the designer makes a remarkable use of "Texture and Leaf Shapes."

👉 notice these three points:

1.Leaf form contrast: The left side uses a dragon tongue with a slender leaf shape, rising straight up vertically to brake the hardness of the wall, while the inner corner uses a large wide leaf filodendron to create a focal point to make the corner of the garden look powerful.

2. Fit density: The bottom of the big tree, instead of letting the soil go or sprinkling all the rocks, he chose to cover the soil with ferns and low shrubs like the Peace Lily to make it feel soft and moist, erasing the hardness of the structural work.

3. Shades of Green: Although it is the same green, there are dark, shiny greens of emerald, fresh greens of ferns, and dull greens of olives in bare plaster pots. This shade makes the garden look like a flower-free dimension.

A garden organized with understanding...There are always details to look for. 💚

What page members do you like the idea of matching leaves in which corner of this picture is the best? Let's talk!

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