Formal Gardens

Formal gardens are highly structured, symmetrical landscapes that often feature geometric patterns, neatly trimmed hedges, topiaries, and carefully arranged flower beds. These gardens are designed to create a sense of order and elegance, often incorporating classical design elements such as fountains, statues, and pathways. Formal garden projects involve meticulous planning and layout to achieve the desired symmetry and balance, with careful selection of plants and materials that enhance the formal aesthetic. Regular maintenance, including pruning, shaping, and seasonal planting, is essential to maintaining the garden’s appearance. Formal gardens are typically found in grand estates, public gardens, or high-end residential properties, where they serve as a symbol of refinement and tradition.