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If you were asked to design a big garden, what will you include in it?
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Solution
I believe in achieving an equitable balance of aesthetics, utility, and economy. The design would include a diversity of plantings, including native species for sustainability and exotics for visual interest. A fountain or sculpture would serve as the main point while winding walkways would encourage investigation and leisurely strolls. I'd mix formal and informal settings, such as a groomed lawn for parties and a wildflower meadow for natural beauty. A rain garden or a composting area are examples of environmentally responsible amenities. Finally, seating places, maybe with pergolas or gazebos, would provide relaxation zones, while strategically placed lighting would enhance the garden's beauty at night.
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