LANDSCAPE
AND GREENING
At the Terra Nova estate, a team of specialists works to create unique landscape designs.
Since the start of the work, the area has been cleared of construction debris, the site has been laid out according to a new layout, paving slabs have been laid, and areas for lawn and ornamental plantings have been prepared.
Ornamental shrubs and varietal trees have been planted: Lamarck's shadberry, Serbian spruce, Bodnanten and Compactum viburnum, mountain pine, Dodong rowan, reticulated lilac, Lucas hornbeam, hydrangeas, rhododendrons, dogwoods
and yews.
The old apple orchard is complemented by ornamental apple trees and Kanzan cherries – it will be especially beautiful here in spring.
The plants are planted in groups, supplemented with perennials and cereals -
Taking into account natural conditions and decorative elements. The main goal is to create a sense of wilderness in harmony with comfort, order, and a light, fairytale-like atmosphere.
All the accent trees have already taken their places and now adorn the Terra Nova estate.
A paving layout has been developed that carefully curves around the existing trees. We plan to frame the new stands of varying sizes with a multitude of plants, emphasizing the proximity of the forest while softening their sporting past. This part of the estate features elegant lighting: Corten lanterns with hand-carved designs. The atmosphere will be enhanced by outdoor furniture—benches and tables crafted by the estate's artisans.
Extensive landscaping work lies ahead. The landscape concept centers on plants capable of coexisting with mature birches, which means partial shade, dry topsoil, and a dense root network.
Dogwoods, ornamental sedges, reed grass, blood-red geranium, and grass-leaved iris will appear here. Taking a bit of a risk, we'll plant rhododendrons and wood anemones in specific spots.
Canadian spruce trees will be the focal point—like fairytale truffles, they will appear in the heart of the grove.
The open slopes will be planted with grass-like irises, perennials, mountain pines, and Kelsey dogwood.
To separate the stadium lawn from the parking lot, we will install a privet hedge, complemented by ornamental plantings on the viewing side.
223027, Republic of Belarus, Minsk region,
Minsk district, Kolodishchansky village council, 153,
Yukhnovka village area