Types of gardens: find your style and create the garden of your dreams
Month: October 2025
A garden is not only a place to relax, but also a space that reflects the personality of the owner and the style of the house. The right type of garden can completely change the atmosphere of your exterior and create a space where you will feel comfortable every day. Whether you are planning the layout and design of your garden or its complete turnkey implementation, choosing the right style is key.
Family garden
A family garden is ideal for households with children and pets. It combines lawns, safe walkways, a playground, a small pond or pool, and cultivated flower beds. When creating your dream garden, functionality and safety are key so that every member of the family can enjoy the outdoors to the fullest.
Modern garden
A modern garden is characterized by clean lines, geometric shapes, and minimalist flower beds. Materials such as composite, concrete slabs, metal, and glass are used, often complemented by designer lighting and water features. When planning and designing a modern garden, it is important to achieve harmony between the aesthetic appearance and functionality of the exterior.
Minimalist garden
The motto of a minimalist garden is “less is more.” It uses fewer plants, neutral colors, simple materials, and clean lines. Such a garden is not only elegant but also easy to maintain, which is often part of the implementation of a turnkey garden.
Natural garden
A natural garden mimics the wild and promotes biodiversity. It contains native plants, flower meadows, grasslands, ponds, and stone paths. The design and layout of the garden emphasizes ecological balance and sustainability. This type of garden has a relaxed and harmonious feel.
Utility garden
A utility garden combines functionality and aesthetics. It is used to grow vegetables, fruit, and herbs, often supplemented with vertical beds, greenhouses, or aesthetically designed flower beds. Creating a dream garden in this style allows you to have a beautiful and practical exterior.
Classic garden
A classic garden is symmetrical and elegant, often with regular flower beds, hedges, and manicured lawns. When planning and designing a garden, attention is paid to formal appearance and traditional elements that create a harmonious and representative exterior.
Country garden
A country garden has a rustic and cozy feel. It is characterized by loosely arranged flower beds, fruit trees, wooden walkways, and natural decorations. When creating a turnkey garden, we strive to preserve the natural and nostalgic character of the exterior.
Ornamental garden
An ornamental garden focuses on visual effect – colorful flowers, solitary trees, fountains, and garden decorations. When planning and designing a garden, emphasis is placed on aesthetics and harmony of color and shape combinations to create the effect of a “dream garden.”
Each type of garden has its own style, function, and level of maintenance. When creating a turnkey garden, it is important to consider the size of the plot, the owner’s requirements, and the chosen style so that the exterior appears harmonious, aesthetic, and practical at the same time. We are here to advise you and help you create your dream garden, from design to complete implementation.
How to prepare your garden in autumn: what to do now so that it comes to life in all its glory in spring
Month: October 2025
Autumn is the time when the garden slowly settles down for a rest. How to prepare your garden for autumn? This is the time to take steps to ensure that your dream garden awakens in full force and beauty in the spring. If you want to have a minimum of work and maximum enjoyment in the spring, it is worth preparing the soil, plants, and lawn now.
Lawn care
The lawn is the calling card of every garden. In autumn, treat it to:
- scarification or aeration,
- fertilization with potassium-rich autumn fertilizer,
- thorough raking of leaves, which could otherwise cause mold growth.
If you are planning to create or modernize your garden, autumn is the ideal time to prepare the ground, install irrigation, or lay a lawn.
Caring for perennials and ornamental plants
Not all perennials are pruned in autumn. Proper care will help them survive the winter and promote growth in the spring.
Perennials that are suitable for pruning:
- peonies,
- delphiniums,
- phloxes,
- hostas,
- lilies.
Perennials that should not be pruned:
- ornamental grasses (e.g., pampas grass, fescue),
- lavender,
- echinacea,
- rudbeckia,
- sedum.
Leave these over the winter—their above-ground parts will protect the roots and also beautify the garden.
Harvesting and caring for fruit trees
If you have fruit trees, don’t forget to harvest the last of the crop and then remove any remaining fruit from the trees and the ground to prevent the spread of disease. It is also a good idea to spray preventively against pests.
Planting bulbs
Autumn is the time to plant spring bulbs – tulips, daffodils, and crocuses. In spring, they will reward you with an explosion of color.
Turnkey garden preparation
If you dream of opening your door in spring to find a ready-made turnkey garden waiting for you, autumn is the right time to start planning and implementing your project. Our company, Dream Garden, will help you with the complete implementation of your garden – from design and planting to the finishing touches.
Autumn garden care is an investment in the future. Every step you take now will be rewarded in spring with healthy plants, a lush lawn, and beautiful flowers.
If you want your garden to tell your story in the spring and bring you joy, we will be happy to help you – from consultation to complete implementation.
