Balance as a landscaping design principle means a sense of equality and balance in the garden. Two types of balance are used in landscaping: that is symmetrical and asymmetrical.

Symmetrical balance is when one side of a garden design matches the other. With the same garden division, both sides have the same shape, plant height, plant group, colour, the shape of flower beds and flower beds, themes, etc. Asymmetrical balance is more complex. It uses a variety of shapes, colours, and textures to create visual appeal. It is kind of unbalanced, while at the same time, unity is maintained.

Balance in the garden gives a sense of stability and tranquility. In large gardens, it is essential to achieve a sense of balance using symmetry and repetition. Many of these principles work together and have common correlations to create a cohesive, well-kept, and well-designed garden.