How to write a useful garden design brief

Begin with how you want to use the garden: dining, play, entertaining, growing food, relaxing, or a mixture. That decision affects every later choice.

Record the practical limits too: sun, shade, wind, drainage, privacy, access, and the amount of maintenance you can realistically provide. These details matter more than a trend label.

When you explore concepts with Housora, include those constraints in your prompt and compare a few planting and furniture directions. Ask a local professional to check plant suitability and construction details before work begins.