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The Dutch garden looks like it has descended from pictures of old masters, having kept the traditions. It has small sizes. Its centre is a well-groomed lawn, on its perimeter is landed mixborder from flowers and beautiful blossoming decorative-deciduous bushes. Along the fence is a short cut hedge. There are not many trees in the garden, but all of them are well generated adult landings. A distinctive feature of the Dutch style is the presence of attributes of a rural life - a small mill, a well, a wheelbarrow with flowers put on it, a garden sculpture. All this magnificence looks fantastic in combination with magnificent bushes, ideal lawns and bright paints of flower beds.
See also: Modern Style, Modernist Style, Colonial Style, Rural Style
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