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Planting softens stone, frames views and changes with the seasons. The best starting point is the space you have: its light, exposure, existing trees and the amount of care you want to give it.
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Planting & irrigation,
made personal.
Planting softens stone, frames views and changes with the seasons. The best starting point is the space you have: its light, exposure, existing trees and the amount of care you want to give it.
- Garden beds & landscape planting
- Tree & shrub planning
- Sprinklers & irrigation
- Landscape renovation
Give each planted area a purpose
A planting bed can frame an entry, screen a view or bring a garden closer to a patio. Identify what each area should do before building a plant wish list. Include existing plants you want to keep, especially mature trees that influence shade and the feeling of the property.
Talk about the conditions on your property
Photos at different times of day can help explain where light falls. Note exposed areas, wet spots, slopes and places that have been difficult to establish. Plant selection needs to reflect actual site conditions, not just a look borrowed from a photograph.
Consider irrigation alongside the planting
New beds, changes in lawn area and new hardscaping can all affect irrigation. Share what you know about your existing system and any recurring problems. Considering the watering needs of the whole plan helps avoid treating irrigation as an afterthought.
Be honest about upkeep
Some homeowners enjoy tending a garden; others want fewer recurring tasks. Discuss pruning, seasonal cleanup and watering expectations early. A useful planting plan accounts for mature size and access as well as how the space looks when first installed.
A FEW GOOD QUESTIONS
Before we break ground.
Can existing trees stay in the design?
Tell us which trees and plants you want to preserve. Their condition and relationship to the proposed work need to be considered.
Can you update irrigation during a renovation?
Yes. Sprinkler and irrigation work can be included in the scope of a landscape renovation.
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