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Hello, dear subscribers. What style is your landscape design?

- Neoclassicism – a blend of trimmed shrubs, single- or two-colored flower beds, and pointed trees;
- English Eclecticism – climbing roses against a backdrop of low trees and green hills (triumphal arches may occasionally appear);
- Provincial French – a relay of fruit trees, round bushes, and grapevines;
- Rustic Ethno – a playful carelessness created by the chaotic arrangement of low flowering shrubs and trees;
- Japanese Style – a few cherry blossoms and many stones against a dense green backdrop (with bonsai peeking through if desired);
- Modernism – bright colors, as well as smooth or straight-lined products made from artificial materials.

It should be understood that European classics and French Provence are best suited for plots larger than 10 acres. As for rustic, Japanese, and modern styles, they can also be placed on smaller properties.

How to integrate a gazebo into the landscape of your plot? A few important tips:

- European styles are suitable for summer rotundas;
- A frame gazebo makes a good focal point among English climbing roses or rustic vegetation;
- A wrought iron shelter pairs well with French and English plantings;
- Wooden and stone chalet-style houses fit rustic and any European landscape except English;
- Japanese pagodas and glazed structures require Asian and modernist gardens, respectively.

Check out a selection of great examples of gazebos with beautiful and well-maintained landscapes.

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