Bangkok Garden Design
Key: 1. Entrance Pathway, basic brick path with pebbles and light planting on outskirts. 2. Heavy planting along outer fence. Random rock gardens and patio outside building.3. Large koi pond water feature, decking and bridged areas allowing access.4. Sideway, with smooth path and planting, leading to back of plot.5. Open area, heavy shade on outskirts. Bordered with feature plants.
Many houses in […]

Japanese Grass หญ้าญี่ปุ่น
If you are planning on building houses or pavilion type structures (suitable for a business perhaps) then you want a company that can deliver the complete package.
Pornchai Garden (owners of www.thaigardendesign.com) […]
The Bismarkia Nobilis is a very distinctive bluey green leaved palm that stands out on any Thai or tropical landscape. When grown in the wild they can grow to a huge size, up to 40 feet tall, but they also survive well in pots, where they grow to more modest heights. 
A common flowering shrub native to South East Asia, the เข็มชมพู, or Ixora Coccinea is a tangled and multi branched evergreen shrub that has small oblong green shaped leaves with circular clusters of pink and scarlet flowers, which, when fully flowered, appear much larger and brighter than in the picture.
Pornchai Garden were commissioned to build this large decorated fish pond and rock waterfall system at the entrance to a local resort in Suphanburi. The whole feature was conceptualised and constructed from scratch, with inbuilt fountain water system and irrigation throughout the newly landscaped gardens.
If you look out at your garden in Thailand (or parts of your garden) and are dissatisfied, then don't delay, you can contact Pornchai Garden. We will visit your home and deliver you dozens of different options, ideas, suggestions. Plus we will produce you a complete design concept for consideration, and change it accordingly.
A customer in Rama Intra, Bangkok, called Thai Garden Design to see if we could help them to improve their garden by introducing new grass, new plants and rock garden areas throughout the landscape.
Is there a traditional style of non-commercial gardens in Thailand?

