Landscape designers often think about the shape and space of gardens when making them look nice. But this can be tricky sometimes.

1. Choosing the Right Shapes:

   • Designers need to pick shapes that look good and fit well in the space they have. However, when gardens aren't regular, it can make figuring out their size and shape harder.

2. Finding the Area:

   • For example, it’s easy to find the area of a rectangle using the formula Area = length × width. But if the garden shape is weird, breaking it down into simpler shapes can take a lot of time and might cause mistakes.

3. Perimeter for Edging and Paths:

   • The perimeter helps decide how long the edges and paths need to be. But figuring this out can be tough since the formula Perimeter = 2(length + width) only works for rectangles. More complex shapes need different methods.

Solutions: To tackle these problems, designers can use digital tools and software that help with calculations and pictures of their ideas. Taking the time to learn how to use these tools can cut down on mistakes and boost creativity. This way, designers can plan beautiful gardens, even with the challenges they face.