In the earlier times, flags were only seen during Independence Day, flag ceremonies and other special events where a number of people attend. Yet today, flags can practically be seen in any direction, look and certainly there's a flag around. There are flagpoles on the highways, outside government buildings and campuses. Rooftop flags on company buildings where a limited space is being occupied. Indoor flagpoles and fan flags decorated inside houses and offices that add prestige to the area. And we even find
residential flagpoles on our neighborhood. Most of us are probably surprised with the idea of having flagpoles inside residential areas because we have been accustomed with seeing flagpoles in the working district of the city. But then times change and together people's preferences have changed as well.
Flagpoles have become one of the most sought after garden accessories today because it adds an artistic look on the overall landscape. Not only that, it likewise allows the owners to flaunt their admiration of the flag and what it represents. Besides wouldn't you want to have a unique garden? Some of the most common garden designs that require a flagpole include those with mini golf courses because it would enhance the beauty of the area. Another would be a walkway cutting across a large span of greens because the presence of a flagpole would surely add glamour and life to the area. And a vast green space would definitely look attractive with a flagpole because it will serve as the focal point or main attraction. Regardless of what garden design you have, its impact would absolutely change with a flagpole.
by:
The Flagman
