Before breaking ground, consider three key factors: your long-term vision, immediate needs, and budget phases. Start with projects that add the most value and enjoyment—often hardscapes (patios, paths) and structural plantings (trees, hedges). Phase the work over seasons or years to spread cost and labor. A clear priority list prevents wasted effort and ensures each step builds toward the master plan.
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