Dumbrăviţa is a village in the Banat Timis County. It was founded in 1891 by settlers in the town of Szentes (hence the name Újszentes Hungarian, Romanian in New Sentes) in the colonization policy of the Hungarian government of the time. Immediately after 1918 the Romanian authorities introduced Sânteşti name, later abandoned. At the 1930 census, the town was listed under the name Uisenteş [6]. The area that will be arranged is situated in Dumbrăviţa near the town Timişoara, in the North part of the city. The green space arrangement is situated at the end of the street Simfonia and it serves only its owner. The land is rectangular shaped [1], measuring 0.5 ha. The arrangement will be equipped with all amenities demanded by customer while the trees and herbaceous vegetation [3] were chosen in order to fit the composition and to produce a decorative aspect and at the same time to prove functional. Soil conditions. In Dumbrăviţa, on the outskirts where the garden will be constructed, the soil composes of specific moist black soil. This soil type is found almost in the whole Western part of the country and with large frequency in the region between Mureş-Bega and Mureş-Crişul Alb[5]. The proposed solutions and motivation. The beneficiaries proposed the construction of this private garden in such manner to surround the house and comprise the following elements: small alleys to allow owner's access and walking in the garden, driveway, a small pond, rock garden, playground, a small corner for relaxing and a gazebo. Each garden element mentioned above was chosen so that the beneficiary enjoys his leisure time in a quite pleasant manner. The land shape and position allows us to create a special garden. Thus, the access alleys are designed in a landscape style, with sinuous shapes mingling with wood vegetation. The house has a terrace and a garage and it is placed in the middle of the garden. Around the building there is a paved sidewalk of 50 cm wide. The house is surrounded by a pavement of 50 cm wide. The garden is surrounded by a concrete fence covered with Clematis x jackmanii [4] running plants. The alleys are paved with natural stones of different sizes and the spaces between them will be filled with grass. At the back of the garden the pond will be installed crossed by a wooden bridge. The pond will be decorated with water lilies, reeds and other water species. The rock garden is designed in an irregular shape, the rocks being decorative through their shapes and their way of piling up. The playground will consists of a hole filled with sand, a small house with a slider and cradles. Partially, this area is protected by a green fence of Carpinus betulus, 1,5 m high and 50 cm wide and at the ends there are planted two Betula pendula tree and a Fraxinus excelsior [4] in a order to shade the place the vegetation was carefully selected in order to assure a large range of colors and shapes. Due to the fact the garden surface is quite large, the main access is done directly from street and at the same time the house has a lateral access door to introduce the materials. The principle that was chosen and applied to project the garden is one of the most important and this is the functionality principle [2]. Total landscaping costs: 277.363.000 RON