A GARDEN PLAN WORTH STICKING TO
Friday 11th November 2011 marked the release of a creative new garden design book, the Simplistick Garden Planner. The book was launched at The Mawson Centre, South Australia, in conjunction with the Mawson Lakes Garden Competition and The Mawson Lakes Garden Expo.
The Simplistick Garden Planner provides a complete range of repositional landscape stickers, symbols and backgrounds that combine to create a professional looking garden design. Consisting of over 1000 stickers of large trees, small trees, shrubs, potted plants, pavers, decks, water features, and more - practically anything you need to create a landscaped garden. The stickers can be positioned or repositioned on the planning sheets provided in the book to create a layered garden design.
Creator Mark Benham has over 20 years experience in the home building, design and landscaping industry. Mark saw the need for this tool after talking to many homeowners who wanted to create their own garden design but they didn’t know where to start.
‘The concept of the book is to provide a unique garden design and landscaping tool that is comprehensive, straightforward and easy to use. The Simplistick Garden Planner is structured to enable the user to be able to create a professional looking landscape design from simple, rough sketches, without the aid of a computer program or any landscaping knowledge.’
‘The book is in essence a tool for developing a working garden plan, it’s intention is not to compete with the already abundant supply of quality garden design books, but to be used in conjunction with. It is after all, a sticker book, but with an open mind and a small amount of effort, I challenge anyone not to be pleased with the outcome, based on available choices to produce the same result.’ - Mark Benham, Director, Simplistick Concepts.
The Simplistick Garden Planner will help anyone to experience the enjoyment and satisfaction that comes from creating their own garden design.
The book is available now for $35 online from www.simplistickconcepts.com.au.
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