We have often asked when trying to combine plants in the garden and pool which species are most appropriate to place around the pool and how to materialize the relationship between the two.

Ideally choose those varieties that shine in the summer, because it is precisely the time when most used the pool. It is also desirable that the case of plants that will not mess too much the pool, leaving a lot of leaves, fruit or petals.

When the space is small in the pool area, it is best to choose species with low development in order to avoid causing an excessive shade or encroach upon other areas of the garden.

It is important to have a plant protection as a green wall to isolate the pool from other sectors or neighboring gardens and win in intimacy. At the same time, it should cover the views of the pool when children are at home to monitor them properly.

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