How terraforming transforms the perspective of a garden
In short: Explore how Michael Bates uses land forming techniques in his Blue Mountains garden to create diverse views and unique elevations, offering a masterclass in landscape design through Gardening Australia.
This video examines the distinctive design of Michael Bates's garden located in the Blue Mountains. The central focus is his use of terraforming, a method of changing ground elevations to create a variety of perspectives for the viewer. By intentionally altering the landscape, Bates achieves a sense of depth and visual variety that defines his horticultural style.
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