The pack repaints both your plants and the crafting table, so you can build a workshop and garden that share one style.
Plan the layout
1. Pick a central spot for one or more crafting tables. Their new design works well as the focus of a garden workshop.
2. Lay 
grass or dirt around them in beds a few blocks wide, so flowers can be planted close by.
3. Group plants by height. Put short flowers in front, such as poppies, dandelions, oxeye daisies, tulips and 
lily of the valley. Put tall plants behind them, such as rose bushes, peonies, lilacs and sunflowers.
4. Add flower pots on fences, slabs or windowsills to show off single blooms. Torchflowers and blue orchids stand out well in pots.
Use the variations and rare plants
- Some plants have two or three textures that appear across your world. Plant several of one type in a row so the beds look natural instead of repeated.
- Grass and ferns are repainted too. Leave some between the flowers as filler.
- Hang a
spore blossom from a ceiling above the work area for a feature overhead. - Plant flowering azalea at the edges as soft borders.
- Save wither roses for a darker corner. Remember that touching them hurts you, so keep them away from walkways.
Take screenshots at different times of day. Lighting changes how the new details look.