The elements of garden consist of natural conditions and material, as well as man-made elements. Natural conditions and materials include; Soil, Rocks, Light conditions, Wind, Precipitation, Air quality, pollution, Proximity to ocean and plant materials. All these factors are naturally provided to a garden. The man-made elements include; Terrace, Patio, Deck, Paths, Lighting, Raised beds, and Outdoor art sculpture, such as gazebos, pool, water garden and other water elements. Man-made elements are artificially provided to the garden to enhance its natural look and beauty. All the elements of a garden, either natural or man-made, are necessary for a beautiful garden. The elements of a garden include hardscaping, softscaping, irrigation, drainage, lights, water features and steps.

Garden lighting is great to highlight the areas for attractiveness of the pathways and entrance. Lighting can also provide atmosphere for nighttime outdoors entertainment. Ponds and water features are currently gaining much popularity. Water features should place where you can easily hear and see them. There are many different forms of water features. Rocks, pots, and walls can all be used. There are a number of different irrigation systems to ensure that your garden is kept well watered. A common problem with newly planted trees is that, they receive too much or too little water. A properly selected drainage system will carry water away from the roots. Edging and kerbing are a great way to separate areas of your garden visually, as well as physically; and keep people on pathways. Elements of gardens are necessary to maintain your garden and keep it in good condition.