Purchasing plants for your garden is not just getting any type of it just because it is beautiful. We need to examine first our garden where it will grow.

Consider the amount of sunlight your garden gets to know the right type of vegetation suited for your garden.

There are many types of plants with various look, which may be convenient to grow in your backyard. You can go for plants that grow even without too much

sunlight. You can also opt for sun-loving flora for warm environment, or you can choose swamp plants. It mainly depends on the type of garden and weather you have.

But there is one important thing you need to know: the type of soil your garden has. Most plants live in a slightly acidic soil, while others are designed to live optimally in an alkaline soil. What you need to do is to find out is the pH level of your garden soil so that you can add more nutrients needed by your plant.

Of course, it is best to purchase a plant compatible with the type of soil you have. In this way, you can save some money in buying chemical nutrients.

Now that you have chosen the right plant, it is time to set them up in your backyard. While they are placed in each pot, do some experiments on the possible outcome of your design. You can always move them around until you are satisfied with the look.  

Choose flora and fauna with different color combinations, height, and texture so that you can create more designs. Place taller ones on the back so that it will not degrade the center of your garden. Place the smaller ones on the center or just few inches away from higher flowers. Put some space allowance away from the tree when planting because the roots of the trees will prevent your plant from growing beautifully.

Choosing the right colors of plants and flowers for your garden is not that hard to imagine. Think of many possibilities as you take a closer look at your garden as this will help you select the best colors. Imagine if all those plants grew in harmony. With each blooming season, you will see the true effect of colors as these plants develop with each passing day.