When it comes to garden design, landscaping shouldn’t only consider the elements or the incline of the ground, but look at ways to create a garden that appeals to the five senses. Enjoying a beautiful garden is so much more than sight, although color and visual appeal are certainly a main factor in a garden Cupertino Landscape Designing. But when you effectively incorporate scent, touch, sound and taste along with sight, the enjoyment of your garden will be greatly enhanced. It is so easy to cover the five senses in your garden. Plant some aromatic herbs like lavender or rosemary for smell. Some fruit trees or a vegetable patch where you can plant strawberries, which are easy to pick and snack on covers taste. For sound, consider planting flowering shrubs that attract bees and other insects, or native trees that attract specific birds. And nothing is more pleasant than walking across a green velvety lawn barefoot picking handfuls of fragrant, colorful flowers for inside. With a little bit of thought towards each of the senses, you can design an interactive garden that appeals to everyone.