You don't need a high-tech security system to deter thieves. Well-placed thorny bushes, landscape lighting, or even a streetlight can act as guardians.
Start at planting time. Trees provide shade but can give burglars access to upper-story windows. Plant trees far enough from the house to prevent easy climbing (also protects your foundation).
At ground level, dense shrubs near doors create hiding spots. Keep shrubs trimmed low, or plant perennials instead. Don't neglect the back entry—many thieves check there first. If there's no convenient hiding place, they'll move to an easier target.
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