Bridges have a wonderful history of technology and design, in ancient days they were constructed to enable people cross wide rivers and wild streams in forests and rough territories.
Some of you might not have the space and cannot boast of a 10 acre garden with ponds, trestles, water features with pastoral scenes. You can still create a green meadow that features decorative Japanese bridges, topiaries and turns your shabby little dwelling in a terrific canopy of greenery. What’s more, to top it all, you can even place a cool vintage locomotive or a model train that carries you around the lush forest featuring wild life of Amazon.








Do you like bridges in your garden?
DerdriuMarrinerFeb 17, 2023
Wouldn't it be beautiful to have a glass bridge?
WriterArtistMay 1, 2021
MiraMar 23, 2019
WriterArtistJul 18, 2013
There ought to be some DIY projects for landscaping bridges.
BrendaReevesJul 17, 2013
WriterArtistJul 16, 2013
The bridges really look pretty if you have adequate space to showcase them in your home garden.
dustytoesJul 14, 2013
WriterArtistJul 10, 2013
I love the traditional designs of old bridges, some of the historical bridges are amazing examples of how our ancestors used science and art to combine beauty with technology.
chevrilJul 8, 2013
WriterArtistJul 5, 2013
Bridges do add to the aesthetics of the garden. Some of the Japanese bridges in Zen gardens that I have seen in photos are awesome. So are the old bridges in European countryside.
WriterArtistJul 5, 2013
The cobblestone bridges are gorgeous, the old ones are still magnificent to look and admire at.
jptanabeJul 5, 2013
EliasZanettiJul 5, 2013
WriterArtistJul 5, 2013
A koi pond in the garden can be so relaxing to watch amidst the greenery of the garden and a bridge crossing can be stunning too.
kimbesaJul 5, 2013
katiem2Jul 4, 2013