Softscaping refers to the living elements of a landscape design, including plants, trees, flowers, and soil. It focuses on the organic aspects that enhance the aesthetic appeal and ecological balance of outdoor spaces. Softscaping can improve air quality, provide habitats for wildlife, and contribute to the overall health of the environment. In contrast to hardscaping, which involves non-living elements like patios, walkways, and retaining walls, softscaping emphasizes growth and change. Proper planning and maintenance of softscaping elements are essential for creating a vibrant and sustainable landscape that can adapt to seasonal changes and local climate conditions.