The first step is to select the garden perimeter that you feel might work well with your garden project. Contact us for availability of individual sites and garden symbols. Depending on where you are in the line-up of applications will determine what is available. Keep your designs flexible as your perimeters may change. Choosing a site can help put together a basic design. There is a model 
of a garden for you to see how one has been designed. If there is a particular shape that lends itself to an idea you have in mind, then please make it known up front with your submission, so it can be considered.
We will need a written description of your project idea. There is a broad spectrum of possibilities for your design so we will need to know. Most anything can be incorporated into your project design, for example, earth can be moved to create slopes or there can be a grade for your pools of water. There can be waterfalls and many other water features.
Show us an overhead view of your design. Remember to include a way to understand the dimensions you have in mind for the elements you want to create. Click here for some examples.
You will need to create a rendering or picture of your project from a vantage
point you believes best captures your idea. The ultimate decision of your project acceptance is from the people who have selected for their favorite garden sites. The rendering, painting, drawing charcoal etc. of your project will be sold to the public. The proceeds will go towards funding your garden and the Chameleon Project. Later you will also be provided with a sponsor to support your efforts. The top two hundred designs will be incorporated into the project by the people’s choice. Please, don’t hesitate to contact us if you have an idea and any uncertainties you may have about your design. Contacting us can clear the road for your inspirations and we may possibly create solutions that can assist your garden design. You will have to submit a release form for the art of your project.