Sustainable gardening project with progressive development on a 1-hectare plot. Two mass planting proposals are presented, both low-maintenance: Pelargonium spp. and Pennisetum spp., selected based on criteria of resilience, cost-efficiency, and visual impact.
Garden design requires careful planning, appropriate plant selection, and intensive initial maintenance. Despite construction and budget constraints, it’s essential to integrate ecological and functional criteria to ensure living, sustainable, and viable green spaces.
We must redefine garden aesthetics by embracing native, resilient, and low-water landscapes. The key lies in efficient design, adapted to the climate, with vegetation chosen for its resistance and environmental sustainability.
Climate warming demands resilient gardens with reduced irrigation. Excessive watering leads to shallow roots and dependent trees. We must dig and gradually reduce watering to encourage deep root systems and support vegetation with fewer resources.
