Both matter, but they're distinct. Knowing the difference helps you plan, budget, and execute.
Keeping outdoor areas clean, alive, and functional. Ongoing tasks: mowing, weeding, debris removal, planting/replacing grass, pest control. Seasonal schedule, never ends.
Organizing and decorating for beauty and function. One-time projects: flower beds, rock/mulch under trees, hardscapes (patios, walls), lighting, tree planting. After install, maintenance folds into lawn care.
Together, they create a yard you're proud of—forever.
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