Lotus Pond
A familiar and popular feature in many a Thai garden is the Lotus Pond.
Thai Lotus ponds come in many shapes and forms, and can be either a central focus to the garden or a feature or relaxation point.
Adding water to any garden is a win-win situation, as when combined with the right planting, will increase the […]


Sometimes known as the dragon's blood tree (due to it's red sap), dracaena draco belongs to the genus draco, which consists of 40 species, the majority of which are native to the Canary Islands and Morocco.
Amongst all the greenery of tropical foliage, plants and palms, brilliant splashes of colour in contemporary Thai gardens can be provided by the Ginger plant family.
Garden ornaments are an important part of any garden landscape or design. There are an endless amount of structures, large and small, that can be incorporated to add style, practical use, or just interesting talking points.
Thailand is a hot country, so introducing shaded walkways at key points throughout your Thai garden is always a good idea. The pergola is a type of gazebo that can be built alongside walls or as an individual structure, or as a connecting sheltered walkway.
More commonly known as the Date Palm, this medium sized palm grows 15-25 metres tall and is often distinguishable for its overlapping woody leaf base.
Also known as the 'Spindle Palm,' this great looking specimen is a medium sized palm tree which makes an excellent accent tree on any home or commercial garden landscape.
It is important to have clear borders and fencing in gardens in Thailand, not just to delineate property, but also to keep wildlife from strolling / slithering into your yard.

