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Horticulture Cluster

Horticulture Cluster. Unit C. NURSERY, LANDSCAPING, AND GARDENING. Problem Area 2. Residential Landscape Design. Lesson 2. Designing the Landscape Area. Interest Approach. Make a list of activities that can take place in the yard.

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Horticulture Cluster

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  1. Horticulture Cluster

  2. Unit C. NURSERY, LANDSCAPING,AND GARDENING

  3. Problem Area 2 Residential Landscape Design

  4. Lesson 2 Designing the Landscape Area

  5. Interest Approach • Make a list of activities that can take place in the yard

  6. For example, a doghouse, greeting people, hanging laundry, playing ball, and barbecuing.

  7. Sort these activities as to where they take place in the yard(In the backyard, front yard, side yard, near the garage, etc.) • Why is it important to keep similar activities together. • How can you achieve this with landscaping materials?

  8. Student Learning Objectives • 1. Describe the major areas of a residential landscape. • 2. Identify the activities that occur in each of the areas. • 3. Explain how to create “rooms” in the outdoor landscape.

  9. Enclosures Focal point Outdoor ceiling Outdoor floor Outdoor living area Private area Public area Service area Terms

  10. What are the major areas of a residential landscape?

  11. I. The outside property can be divided into: • A. Public area • The front door of the home should be treated as a focal point • B. Outdoor living area • This area is usually located in the rear of the home, out of view from the public and is often called the private area. • C. Service area

  12. This design is showing the public, private and service areas. Provided by Interstate Publishers, Inc.

  13. What happens in each of the main areas of a landscaped residential site? • II. A landscape is divided into main areas because each area has a specific purpose.

  14. A. The Public Area • The public area surrounds the front door and includes such activities as greeting guests and leading people to the front door.

  15. B. Outdoor Living Area • The outdoor living area is in the rear of the property and includes such activities as playing ball, barbecuing, entertaining on decks or patios, and sunbathing.

  16. C. Service Area • The service area is located in an area out of site from the rest of the yard; possibly close to the kitchen or garage, and would include such activities as hanging laundry, placement of garbage cans or compost heap, the dog run, and the vegetable garden.

  17. How does one create “rooms” in the outdoor landscape?

  18. III. Just as an indoor room has thesethree things, outdoor rooms can be created through the use of plant material, fences, and surfacing materials.

  19. A.Enclosures

  20. B. Outdoor Floor Picture from: www.ajslandscaping.com AJ’s Landscape & Design

  21. C. Outdoor Ceiling Overhead tree branches generally provide an outdoor ceiling in a landscape

  22. Review • What is he focal point of the public area? • In what area would the compost pile be placed? • What would the limbs of an overhead tree be used to help create a in the yard? • Describe how to create a room in the landscape.

  23. Evaluation • 1. Describe how to create a “room” in a landscape. • 2. List three materials that can be used to create an outdoor floor.

  24. Web Resources • www.ajslandscaping.com

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