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Balinese Gardens and Design Ideas and plants for a Bali style garden |
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The elements of water, tropical plants and a gazebo or pavillion are the central themes of Balinese Garden Design.
Gardens, plants and garden furniture that remind us of the exotic resort locations in Bali are increasingly popular with Australian home owners. Balinese garden design is based around Gazebos or pavillions, water and lush tropical plants that suit the image of a tropical garden. All of these elements are put together to help create a feeling of lush tropical tranquility. With added design feature and ornaments such as Balinese Statues, Bali flags or Umbul Umbuls (Balinese flags) and umbrellas it is easy to create a feeling of peace and tranquility that we associate with these exotic gardens. |
PlantsGenerally those with a lush tropical foliage, and those with flowers are the species that we associate with traditional balinese styled gardens. Foliage Plants such as Cordylines, Palms and Ferns, Plants with broad foliage such as Alocasia, Ornamental bananas, Aglaonema, Dieffenbachia, and gingers. Bamboo works well. |
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Balinese Style Gazebo Design and Pavillions.Balinese gazebos, huts or pavillions are usually open sided with a thatched or shingle roof. Available in kit form from some larger nurseries orm they can constructed by a builder.
Water FeaturesWater is an important element in Balinese Garden Design. Ponds, fountains and stone water bowls all contribute to the overall design. |
Gates and ArchwaysGates and archways are another element of Balinese gardens that can add to the overall effect of the garden.
Fencing and panelsBamboo fencing panels are a great way of consolidating the overall look of a balinese style garden. Bamboo fencing comes in both rolls and panels, it can easily be attached to existing structures or used as a stand alone screen . Resources
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