Sketch your garden based on your home's layout. Note sun patterns relative to walls, foundations, trees, and neighborhood structures.
Include both softscape (plants, trees) and hardscape (rockeries, fountains, walls). Get cost estimates upfront.
Landscapers bring expertise that saves time and money long-term. Even DIYers benefit from a pro's review of their plans.
Landscaping in phases prevents a construction-site look, spreads costs, and allows adjustments along the way.
Shrubs and soil cost less late in season; wood is cheaper in winter.
Landscaping is long-term. Slightly higher upfront cost means durable materials that won't need frequent replacement.
Compare local stores and online suppliers for the best prices on plants and equipment.
Landscaping doesn't end at installation. Maintain it yourself or hire a gardener for ongoing care.
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