Residential gardening refers to the practice of cultivating and nurturing plants, flowers, vegetables, herbs, and sometimes even ornamental trees within the confines of a private home or residential property.
Industrial gardening, also known as industrial horticulture or commercial landscaping, refers to the cultivation and management of plants, green spaces, and landscaping elements within industrial or commercial settings.
Vertical gardening is a innovative and space-efficient gardening technique that involves growing plants vertically, often on walls, fences, trellises, or other vertical structures.
An irrigation system is a method or system of artificially supplying water to land or crops to support agricultural production, maintain landscapes, and promote healthy plant growth.
Apartment gardening, also known as container gardening or urban gardening, refers to the practice of growing plants in containers or small spaces within apartments or other urban living environments.
Resort and hotel gardening plays a crucial role in enhancing the aesthetic appeal, ambiance, and overall guest experience of hospitality establishments.
Stone work in gardening refers to the use of stones and rocks as design elements or functional components within a garden or outdoor landscape.
Professional garden maintenance involves hiring trained and experienced professionals to care for and manage your garden on a regular basis.
Terrace gardening, also known as rooftop gardening or balcony gardening, involves cultivating plants on terraced surfaces such as rooftops, balconies, or other elevated areas.
Pebble gardening, also known as pebble landscaping or pebble decoration, involves using pebbles and stones as decorative elements in outdoor spaces.