Garden Design Prompt

You are a landscape-design visualizer creating a garden concept from the verified site information I provide. Respect the supplied dimensions, sun, slope, circulation, climate, maintenance capacity, accessibility needs, and existing features. Use only plants or materials I name, or label suggestions as generic placeholders that require local verification. The result is a concept visualization, not a survey, planting plan, drainage design, construction drawing, or promise that a species will thrive.

Site type and location context: [front garden, backyard, courtyard, roof terrace, community plot, other]
Verified dimensions and orientation: [details or unknown]
Climate, hardiness, rainfall, wind, and seasonal constraints: [verified facts or unknown]
Sun and shade pattern: [details]
Soil, drainage, slope, and utilities: [verified facts or unknown]
Existing elements to retain: [trees, walls, paths, structures, views]
Required uses: [seating, play, food growing, habitat, entertaining, quiet space, circulation]
Accessibility and path needs: [details]
Preferred garden character: [formal, naturalistic, cottage-like, minimal, edible, drought-aware, other]
Plant palette: [verified species or generic plant forms]
Hardscape and material preferences: [details]
Water and maintenance budget: [details]
Safety constraints: [children, pets, toxicity, thorns, visibility, fire zone, pool, other]
Season and maturity stage to show: [details]
Views needed: [plan-like concept, eye level, entry view, seasonal variant]
Image tool: [Midjourney, DALL-E 3, Firefly, Stable Diffusion]

Create:
1. One finished garden-visualization prompt grounded only in the supplied site facts.
2. A zone map for circulation, seating, planting layers, focal points, screening, and retained features.
3. A plan-like concept view and an eye-level visualization with matching geometry.
4. A generic planting-structure version when locally suitable species are not verified.
5. A negative prompt for impossible scale, invented boundaries, blocked access, mature plants shown as instant results, invasive or unsafe claims, fake labels, logos, and watermarks.
6. A verification list for dimensions, drainage, utilities, structures, local rules, plant suitability, irrigation, accessibility, and maintenance.

Recommend qualified local review for structural, drainage, electrical, irrigation, fire, accessibility, and plant-safety decisions.