Bali Tropical Garden: Layered Planting and Shrine Terminations

Design a Balinese resort garden in the manner of Made Wijaya, dense, layered and rooted in local tradition. Compose the planting in the traditional tropical layers: tall coconut and frangipani above, a middle layer of heliconia, ginger and hibiscus in saturated reds and oranges, and a ground layer of dense green foliage and flowering creepers spilling over path edges. Cut a narrow path of moss-jointed stone through it, curving so the destination is never visible. Terminate the view on a small carved stone shrine draped in checked black-and-white cloth with a fresh offering of flowers on a woven tray at its base. Include a mossy stone water spout trickling into a lotus bowl, and a low wall of weathered brick and volcanic stone with carved relief. Show thatched pavilion roofs among the canopy. Keep everything humid, mossy and slightly overgrown rather than manicured. Show soft green filtered light with strong dappled sun. Photorealistic, lush, spiritual and rooted, eye-level view along the path.