The design and planting of trees, or other plants on a lot.
The design of outdoor space to serve the needs of people by planting, altering the contours of the ground and/or components like walkways, paths and patios..
The change and enhancement of a site by:- soft landscaping consisting of vegetation such as trees, shrubs, hedges, grass and ground cover;- hard landscaping consisting of non-vegetation material such as brick, stone, concrete, tile and wood, excluding monolithic concrete and asphalt; and/or- architectural elements consisting of wing walls, sculptures and the like.
The amount of vegetation such as trees and plants used around the ride. Rides that use the terrain of the park or are surrounded by trees will score highly. However, many parks place rides on concrete or similar surfaces and as a result a rating of 5/10 is generally given to reflect the average value.
A general term used for the means by which, where appropriate, development is made to fit visually into its surroundings by use of space and control of siting and layout and use pf trees. shrubs or grass (soft landscaping) and/or fences, walls or paving (hard landscaping).
The installation of irrigation systems, plants, grass, gravel or structures to enhance the appearance of a highway and/or reduce erosion.
Fences - Landscaping Basics
The art of placing trees, plants, and other features on a piece of land.
The trees, flowers, plantings, lawn, and shrubbery that surround the exterior of a dwelling.
Shrubs, bushes, trees and the like, on the grounds surrounding a structure.
The use of plantings (shrubs and trees), with or without landforms and/or large boulders, to act as a perimeter barrier against defined threats.
Features and vegetation on the outside of or surrounding a building for aesthetics and energy conservation.
