Ajijic's Favorite Landscaped Gardens
A gated entrance to this garden follows the principles of Feng Shui, inviting you to enter gracefully into the "house of water" - the area corresponding to an easy flow of life as prescribed by Feng Shui.
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- at Lake Chapala, México -
- are inviting outdoor living spaces of subtropical plants and lily ponds -
- which create sound, scent and color, -
- and are designed by Feng Shui Landscaping.
This client wanted a tropical look. The entrance to the back garden is filled with exotic plants such as Heliconium, whose colorful bracts are like a series of red crab claws which remain tipped with yellow or green for many months. Lake Chapala is in a sub-tropical area; many plants which grow in tropical jungles are at home here.
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DESIGNERS:
- Cat Gonzales, Feng Shui trained:
- Creates landscape designs in harmony with Feng Shui principles - to entice, to stimulate, to heal.
- Ing. R. Gonzales:
- Engineering and construction of ponds, waterfalls, paths, earthworks, topography and drainage systems
This garden was created for a person concerned with water conservation. The garden is planted with sun loving ferns and blue succulents along with pale green echeverria which shoots up a tall spike of blossoms lasting a month. These plants live in harmony with drought tolerant plants like Agapanthus (foreground). Beside the patio are Elephant's Ear and Diffenbachia. Note the contrast of textures and shapes of the foliage.
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We design and contstruct Feng Shui gardens and landscaping in the States of Jalisco and Michoacán. Our base is Lake Chapala, Jalisco.
CONTACT:
Telephone: (52) 044 376 9 0516 (cell)
(At peak hours, try up to 3 times.)
Email: cat@mexconnect.com
Mailing Address:
APDO #19
Jocotepec, 45800,
Jalisco, México
