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9 Fascinating Round Garden Ideas to Create a Peaceful Retreat

 Fascinating Round Garden Ideas 



One of the best ways to add beauty and visual interest to your outdoor space is to add a garden bed, and a circular garden can decorate your yard. Circular gardens are visually appealing and bring a great combination of functionality and aesthetics. They provide excellent visibility from any side and are versatile.


1. Zen Round Rock Garden



The beauty of round gardens lies in the uniqueness of their design. In this beautiful circular garden, the primary design element is the rounded rock formation, which has a log as the centerpiece of the design, surrounded by smooth river stones and gravel on the outer layers. The design is complemented by some greenery on the exterior with round manicured shrubs adding to the circular flair of the design. These designs work best in well-kept lawns.


2. Gardens around cottages


Adding cottage garden plants is the perfect way to add some informal flair. The circular design in this flower garden provides a break from the monotony of greenery and flowers. It acts as a walkway and a cool place to allow people to enjoy the beauty of the garden. You can try different centerpieces in this design, like the simple stone centerpiece in this cottage design. A water feature will add a great focal point.


3. Simple green links



A round garden design can be as simple as a complementary feature. This lush garden has ornamental grasses with two round patches of green which add a contemporary look to the entire garden. Patches open up the garden without feeling too open or barren. Creating such green zones can be helpful during children's playtime or social events where you need extra seating.


4. Semi-circular flare


Don't let confined or uneven spaces stop you from trying circular gardens. This small garden has a small semi-circular patch and a small patio. Adding several flower plants completes the space. When choosing plants to complete such a design, go for plants that visually connect the different elements in the space.


5. Round it up with stepping stones



 Adding pavers to your circular garden is the perfect way to create a well-rounded design. In this paved garden, the stairs form a pathway to the circular garden and form part of the garden border. Adding white river stones to the circular garden adds visual interest to the entire design. In addition, the well-trimmed edges of the yard make the design unique.


6. Well defined margins


When creating well-rounded functional spaces, defining the space not only makes it attractive but also makes it easier to maintain. This design uses bricks to define the space of the courtyard. It creates a functional space that can be used for various outdoor events. The garden is characterized by many plants that add to the general aesthetics of the place.


7. Embrace the curves



An irregular space can seem challenging to design, but with the right shape, designing is a breeze. Circular shapes are used in this design to embrace the curves of this irregular courtyard. Two large green patches of ornamental grass leave the space. By using curves, the space creates well-defined linear boundaries that make the garden feel more substantial. The space includes two patio spaces that enclose the design and add a symmetrical balance, while plants on the outside of the form enhance the visual interest.


8. Patio round


A patio is the perfect place to cool off on a hot summer day, and a little greenery can make the space even more welcoming. The circular design is used in the patio, embracing the garden space. Adding potted plants to the patio area adds to the aesthetics. Combining elements such as grass, shrubs, flowers and paving stones makes the garden attractive and creates a well-knit, rounded space.


9. Simple contemporary style



A garden doesn't have to be sophisticated with intricate patterns. A simple garden with just a few plants can do the trick, just like this contemporary-style home. The stone patio is a well-manicured courtyard with a simple oval garden and plants are incorporated to create a peaceful and relaxing outdoor space between the wall and the patio.

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