Hello everyone,
We are planning to make garden on the school located on mid hill area. The elevation of the location is 1300 masl. Area of the field is estimated around 30x20 sq. m. The soil there has maximum amount of stone, i.e. stony soil is found. We are planning to make the field suitable for garden but this needs a great deal of time.
- Can it be justifiable to remove the stone or not?
- And the rainy season has approached. There is a problem of water too in this location after the rainy season. How we can initiate the work? Please help me from the initial land preparation till the end.
- What kinds of design can we prefer in this location? Please help me with the details of design layout and distribution of plants.
- Which ornamental plants can be selected?
The scenario is shown in the picture (garden covers the area up to the person standing in the pic.)
Your comments can make a change in this school which is seeking for a change. We are planning to make it a model garden for all.
Your comments will be highly appreciated.
I was just willing to get the help from your side. I know this is not a research if it is seen direct but I wanted to get the ideas for the possibility of the garden in such a scenario which I seemed research..
I feel extremely sorry if i had violated the norms of the RG.@ Abhijeet Singh and Nagendra Nath Das.
And thanks for your valuable comment.
Dear Krishna,
Your proposed garden would be 1300 metres above sea level. The selection of plants should be in such a way that they can survive in that high elevation.
This is a crucial point that you will have to keep in your mind during Google search.
I would love to see the barren stretch of land with greenery and beautiful blooming flowers in due course of time.
It would be an interesting project. Get the right experts on board. Kind regards
Thanks to all for your valuable comments. I will try my best to make the garden look attractive. Navraj, your idea is marvellous and i will try to follow to which extent I can reach.
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