Landscape architecture

Avoid planting trees, whose branches hang over the water, polluting it. Landscape architecture. Consider in addition to the aesthetics and resistance of each plant, and its root system.

Trees serve to create walls around your garden and pool, and to delineate them. They present a controlled, geometric effect in the space, but many need pruning twice a year. Boxwood and laurel are often used for formal, herbal fences. Landscape architecture

Be aware that many fruit bearing plants can stain the walkways around the pool. Berries for example always leave their marks, just like the birds that eat their fruit. Choose plants and flowers that do not attract pesky bugs.

In warm areas, palm trees are the ideal solution for a natural look to your pool, but don't forget that no plant appreciates chlorinated water. That's why you can place pots and raised planters around your pool. Group them: put them on pedestals of different heights, away from the water.

Choose tall plants. Also, add water lilies and other aquatic flowers. They will make you feel like you are swimming in the waters of the Nile. The height of the plants will give a sense of isolation, especially if you like to swim without your swimsuit.

Landscape architecture

Residents of more southerly areas can have a beautiful tropical garden, which is brought indoors when the summer passes – a beautiful feast of flowers that you can arrange in the space again and again. Prefer a stand with wheels for easy transport. Choose perennial plants such as lilies of various species, which bloom in July and August, when you will enjoy them the most, or annual flowers that bloom throughout the spring and summer.

Stay away from plants with thorns and plants that cause irritation. Euphorbia, for example, causes skin irritation in a large percentage of people. Cacti and rose bushes are certainly beautiful, but you won't feel as beautiful if you walk barefoot or get close enough to them.

If you find that you are the focus of attention from curious neighbors, choose to build a pergola that covers the pool area from the surrounding sides and above. Bring it up to the level of your fence for complete isolation. Besides, it will also provide you with shade. Vine and ivy grow comfortably in our country, but jasmine, cypress and passionflower are also suitable for colder regions.

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Consider your neighbors if you are going to build a pergola. If your plans affect them, discuss them with them before doing anything. Do not block the sun or cause any other disturbance lest you find yourself apologizing in a court of law. You need to know exactly the boundaries of your property. Plant your plants as far away from them as possible to make sure they don't reach your neighbors. You should be able to maintain your green hedge without it encroaching on neighboring gardens. If you don't have your house plans and don't know exactly where your property boundaries are, get them again.

For obvious reasons, before starting anything you should know everything about the wiring of your house (electrical cables, telephone cables) as well as the water and possibly gas supply. There are rules regarding them and it is good to know them in order to comply with the safety regulations.

Meticulous preparation, some good ideas and well-researched decisions will provide you with safety and seclusion so that you can enjoy your aquatic Paradise.