Gardening practices aimed at maintaining ecological balance, reducing resource use, and promoting environmental health.

Plants that naturally occur in a specific region, requiring less water and support local wildlife.

A design system that mimics natural ecosystems to create self-sustaining agricultural systems.

An approach focusing on simplicity and functionality, reducing clutter in garden layouts.

The condition of soil based on its biological, chemical, and physical properties, crucial for plant growth.

Techniques aimed at using water efficiently to maintain garden health while minimizing waste.

The variety of life in a particular habitat, essential for ecosystem resilience and stability.

A state where natural systems function harmoniously, promoting healthy ecosystems.

Planting different species together to enhance growth, deter pests, and maximize space.

A detailed plan outlining the layout, plant selections, and maintenance strategies for a garden.

Methods that promote environmental health, such as organic gardening and recycling materials.

Community-based materials and knowledge that support sustainable gardening efforts.

The practical aspects of garden design that ensure ease of maintenance and usability.

A visual collage used to convey the design concept and aesthetic for a garden project.

The process of choosing plants based on climate, soil, and ecological benefits.

Groups or networks of gardeners sharing knowledge, resources, and support.

A schedule detailing the care and upkeep required for a garden to thrive.

The process of putting a garden design into action, including planting and maintenance.

The impact of human activities on the environment, measured by resource consumption.

Efficient use and conservation of materials in gardening to minimize waste.

Equipment used to assist in gardening tasks, with minimalist approaches focusing on essentials.

The ability to maintain ecological balance by using resources wisely and responsibly.

The branch of public health focused on the interactions between the environment and human health.

The arrangement of plants, paths, and features in a garden, crucial for aesthetics and function.

The practice of drawing preliminary designs for gardens to visualize layout and plant placement.