The three common elements shared by all of the Chinese garden types covered in class <u>rock, water and plants.</u>
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Without the presence of rocks, many of which are viewed as naturally occurring sculptures and are widely displayed, no Chinese garden is complete. Their placement in relation to other garden elements and components can result in miniature landscapes with realistic-looking rock formations that resemble small mountain ranges.
Water is another crucial component of a Chinese garden since it acts as the center element that may balance the other elements of nature. Surveying the naturally occurring water sources and planning the design to either incorporate them in their natural condition or redirect them to create various new elements is the first stage in the creation of any garden.
The selection and placement of the plants in the design come next.
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