Expansive Landscapes and Farmhouse Garden Design
I help turn raw, open spaces into thriving green sanctuaries. From full lawn makeovers to creating structured garden estates, I focus on plants that actually survive your specific climate and sunlight conditions.
The making of a lawn for a Gurgaon garden estate. This video shows my team preparing the ground and planting large palms like Champa and Jasmine to create a beautiful, green space.
POV: We designed your backyard with tropical plants. Here's my team trimming and maintaining a lush, tropical garden bed we created, featuring large-leaf plants for a jungle vibe.
A look at a farmhouse project in Manesar where every corner is lush. We designed the entire landscape to complement the architecture of the house, creating a true paradise at home.
The large, beautiful leaves of a Traveller's Palm glowing in the evening sun. This is a must-have for any tropical garden and adds a dramatic, architectural element to the landscape.
The joy of watching a large project come to life. This is a sneak peek of a Manesar farmhouse garden we designed, showing the initial placement of plants along a stone wall and across the lawn.
Creating a lush, tropical backyard. For this project, we planted a dense border of Areca Palms, Birds of Paradise, and Raphis Palms directly into the ground to create a natural privacy screen.
A view of a terrace makeover, with flowering Ixora plants in a built-in planter bed, overlooking the lawn.
A newly planted palm tree soaking up the sun in a lawn project. Choosing the right trees is crucial for the long-term health and beauty of a large garden.
A dense planting of Raphis palms and other foliage plants along a wall. This creates a beautiful, textured green backdrop for the lawn.
The initial planting stage for a backyard. We've laid out Birds of Paradise and Areca Palms to create a layered, tropical feel.
About Expansive Landscapes: Lawns & Farmhouses
When I take on a large-scale project, the first step is always the soil. I do not just dump plants into the ground. I examine the earth, remove construction debris, and mix in farmyard manure and vermicompost to ensure the base is fertile. A beautiful garden is useless if it dies in a month, so I prioritize soil health and proper drainage before we lay a single blade of carpet grass.
Building a landscape for a farmhouse or a large estate is all about the layers. I use a three-layer planting concept: tall screening plants at the back for privacy, variegated foliage in the middle for texture, and lush ground covers at the front. This setup creates depth and makes your yard feel established from the moment we finish.
My team and I are very particular about sunlight and placement. Whether it is a sunny patch in a Gurgaon estate or a shaded corner in a Manesar farmhouse, I select species that will thrive in that exact spot. We use carpet grass like Mexican or Nilgiri, but only after testing your soil and grading the land to ensure proper water runoff.
If you have an existing garden that is struggling, we do not always need to tear it out. Often, I can renovate a space by correcting the drainage, enriching the soil, and replacing only the plants that were doomed by poor placement. My goal is to create a green paradise that you can actually enjoy, not one that requires constant fixing.
Baagh Bagicha
Hi, I am Sanchaita. My team and I at Baagh Bagicha do not just plant trees; we build green ecosystems for farmhouses and large estates. I love taking a raw, empty lawn and turning it into a tropical escape where you can sit and breathe.
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