1.Design Layout
Determine the theme: Choose a garden style, such as modern, natural, or tropical.
Zoning: Divided by function, such as leisure areas, paths, flower beds, etc.
2. Select simulated plants
Matching types: Choose plants of different heights, colors, and shapes, such as simulated trees, shrubs, flowers, and lawns.
Quality priority: Select high fidelity and durable materials to ensure long-term aesthetics.
3. Plant arrangement
Hierarchical sense: Tall plants such as simulated trees are placed at the back or corner, while low plants such as flowers and lawns are placed at the front.
Natural distribution: Avoid being too neat and imitate the natural growth state.
Design: Set up visual focal points at the entrance or leisure area, such as large simulated trees or flower beds.
4. Matching decorations
Path: Lay a small path with simulated lawn or pebbles.
Lighting: Add solar or LED lights to enhance the nighttime effect.
Other decorations: Combining elements such as stones, pools, sculptures, etc. to add fun.
Entrance: Install simulated shrubs or flowers on both sides to create a welcoming atmosphere.
Leisure area: Place simulated lawns and sunshades, paired with small simulated trees.
Path: Low rise simulated flowers are arranged on both sides, and simulated lawns are used for the path.
Corner: Place tall simulation trees to increase the sense of hierarchy.
Through these steps, you can create a beautiful and low-maintenance simulated plant garden~
