Formal: a garden laid out with complete regularity on formal lines and in accord with the methods of classic design, the plantings being in symmetrically arranged rows or geometrical figures
Cottage Garden: abundant variety of perennials planted closely together, spilling into each other, and creating a mass of eye-catching color that supports many pollinators.
English Garden: It features rolling lawns, mixed borders of flowers, shrubs, and trees, and often includes elements such as rose gardens and statuary. High level of maintenance to keep prestine.
Contemporary: balances the cohesion of the hardscaping and softscaping. It consists of crisp, clean lines and a play of masses and voids. Simply, it is all about balance and harmony. The focus of this style is on enhancing what is already there and transforming it into a simple, aesthetically functioning garden.
Meadow Garden: Transforms a grassy field into a vast paradise with mass visual appeal.
Foliage Garden: the visual appeal is created using different colors and textures of foliage plants and allows for beauty that is not centralized around bloom times.