1. Fountains - water features with sculptural elements that can include ornate decorations.
2. Statues and sculptures - these might depict animals, people, or abstract forms and are often placed on a pedestal or plinth.
3. Rose gardens - colourful and fragrant flower beds can be arranged in intricate patterns, forming a striking visual display.
4. Topiary - topiary involves shaping evergreens into geometric or fanciful shapes, such as animals or abstract forms.
5. Pergolas and arbours - these are often covered in vines and provide a shaded area for relaxation or dining.
6. Ornamental lighting - lamps, lanterns, and other light fixtures can enhance the park or garden's atmosphere and highlight key features.
7. Garden furniture - ornate benches, chairs, and tables can provide comfortable seating for visitors and can be used to create attractive seating areas.
8. Mosaics - intricate tile or stone mosaics can add color and texture to the garden's walkways, walls, or other paving surfaces.
9. Banners and flags - banners and flags can be used to add decorative elements to the garden's buildings, entrances, or event spaces.
10. Ornamental plants - unique or exotic plants can be used to enhance the garden's visual interest and to create a sense of wonder and exploration.
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