If a void is large and adjoins another equally large void such as a field, then the planting bed separating the two must be large enough not to be weak or apologetic.

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In landscape design, the principle of proportionality and balance dictates that the planting bed separating two large voids (like fields) must be of adequate size to ensure it provides a strong, intentional visual and functional separation, rather than appearing weak or as an afterthought.

If a Void Is Large and Adjoins Another Equally Large