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▷ Tips for having a roof garden

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Having a roof is having a great outdoor space. And decorating it can be one of the most fun activities. One of the most popular trends to install a garden. But how? And which one is best for you? Stay tuned for our tips for a rooftop garden!  

Install a rooftop garden, an attractive

option When the space is not very big, or if you can't think of a way to fill all the spaces, gardening is a fantastic idea. Rooftop gardens are not a fad, and will allow you to enjoy a relaxing activity while growing organic produce. In the case of living in a very dry area, and the garden is large, you will have to install an irrigation and drainage system. And don't forget to adapt the roof, to avoid leaks.  

A rustic, country style garden

Has it ever occurred to you to have a terrace with a rustic garden? Fill the floor of your terrace with green, leaving some desert areas. All this combined with pots and wooden drawers with earth lilies, gubambilias or palms. The wood, at the same time that it works as a delimiter of the perimeter of the garden, will work as a protector and will beautify the views of the landscape.  Image may be NSFW.
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A traditional

style garden When it comes to installing a traditional rooftop garden, there are two options:  
     
  • Everything arises around a big tree: If you don't have any building nearby, you can put a big tree and the rest of the garden springs from it, with pots that form a path to reach it.
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  • Plants and flowers: The other option of a traditional garden is that of installing a garden with plants and flowers. Pretty, colorful, and eye-catching.
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Both options are great for large decks. If it is small. Choose the second one, because the tree will steal a lot of space.  

A modern style garden for your

roof terrace Don't you want your roof garden to look like last century? Then covers the entire floor with sheets of wood and sends the plants to the sides , in beautiful stone pots. Among the most popular plants are lilies, Saint George's swords or palm trees. Besides, install a breakfast area to enjoy the good weather in your garden.  

The minimalist style for small roofs

Is your roof small? Do not worry! You can install a fantastic garden in this space; in a minimalist style. Choose small, but elegant plants like fox tails and flowers that are colorful . Plants are placed around the walls, leaving the center of the roof as a meeting or leisure area. If you want, you can also put plants on the walls.  Image may be NSFW.
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Vertical roof gardens, another option for small spaces

If you do not like the idea of ​​having plants on the floor of your roof, why not install a vertical garden? Place wood or bamboo paneling and hang different pot designs with pretty, colorful plants. This will leave the rest of the roof free to put furniture to go out for breakfast, sunbathe or when you receive friends.  

Artificial or real grass?

If this is your first time installing a rooftop garden, it is not uncommon for you to ask yourself this question. Well, the answer is after asking yourself two simple questions: What is the climate like in the area where you live? And what type of garden are you looking for? For those who are people who like to work the garden, take care of the plants and live in dry areas , without a doubt putting an authentic lawn is the right option. Instead, if you're the type of person doesn't want to worry about keeping, looking for a cheap option or living in an area of ​​wet weather prone to rainfall, install artificial grass.  

A garden full of cacti, the big trend

In recent years, cacti have become fashionable among landscapers. Not surprisingly, there are many varieties that, well combined, create an incredible visual effect. Its great advantage is that does not require much care , being strong plants that adapt perfectly to any type of climate and circumstances. That makes them perfect for those who don't spend a lot of time working the garden.

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