Key:garden:type

garden:type
Description
The general type and purpose of a given garden. 
Group: Leisure
Used on these elements
Documented values: 3
Requires
Useful combination
Status: de facto

The general type and purpose of a given leisure=garden.

  • garden:type=botanical - Botanical gardens are scientifically structured and labelled collections of living plants with the purpose of scientific research, conservation, display or education. See  Botanical garden.
  • garden:type=community - Located in parks or other public spaces, community gardens are operated by an informal group of local residents. To some, community gardening is a leisurely social activity. To others, it is a response to concerns about food security. See  Community gardening. (Compare landuse=allotments, individually tended plots.)
  • garden:type=residential - The most common form of garden, located in proximity to a residence. Usually private access only, use access=private. Often with front garden and back garden. The main purpose is usually relaxation activities - it doesn't really matter if it is a plain lawn, or complex garden in French style. See  Residential garden.
  • garden:type=roof_garden - A roof garden is a garden on the roof of a building. See  Roof garden.
  • garden:type=green_wall - A vertical garden, also referred to as living walls. See  Green wall.
  • garden:type=show_garden - Show gardens of a nursery or for the purpose of advertising a garden or landscaping company. Either located within the company premises or e.g. as a show garden within roundabouts or at the roadside at rented places. There should be a company sign.

other tags:

This tag (garden=*) has been used as a synonym and preferred by some people:

  • garden=*
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If the garden has one major aesthetic or functional style, use garden:style=*.

See also

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