A landscape master plan is a drawing that specifies all hardscape and softscape elements that are to be installed on the property. It is used to designate the location of each individual element, and it is drawn to scale to ensure proportionality between elements. Extreme care is taken in drawing each element to scale in order to give clients an accurate, visual frame of reference on which to base their decisions. If necessary 3D modeling software is used to develop proportions and scales that simple drawings cannot accurately express.Hardscapes may constitute up to 70 percent of a developed property, and vegetation typically varies widely from garden design to hedges and flower beds to special plantings of trees. It is very important to make sure that all of these forms are developed in proper dimensional and geometric relationship to the house proper, and to one another as well so as to establish a sense of balance and unity.
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