Sculpture Garden
Just as the name implies, this garden uses the outdoor garden setting as a platform to appreciate sculpture. A sculpture garden can take on either formal or informal style by including traditional or abstract sculptures. Sometimes hiding a sculpture in a garden setting can add interest and mystery to a garden setting.

Container Garden
When space is limited or there is no available free soil or ground, container gardens are an attractive and successful substitute for beds. This style usually implies a small space or courtyard limited by the denseness of an urban setting. Containers can be easily moved around for a change and take up very little space. Vary the sizes and shapes of pots, try to group them in different positions and size., plant contrasting textured plants together or complementing colors for exciting plant and container arrangements even in the smallest spaces.

Wildflower Garden
The random pattern of a meadow of wildflowers can be one of the most breathtaking sites created by mother nature. It is also very attractive to birds and butterfly alike. Planting flowers that attract butterflies and birds is a challenging and rewarding garden type to be enjoyed by the young and young at heart