Mid-October is still a viable planting window in Cleveland (Zone 5/6) if you act quickly and use larger container stock.
DIY Low-Voltage Kits: Quality fixtures cost ~$40 each. Avoid cheap plastic sets.
Professional Installation: ~$200/fixture installed (includes transformer, wire, labor), often with a $1,500 minimum. Pros can demo lighting before burying cable.
Run a dedicated circuit from the main panel. Consult an electrician for load calculations and GFCI requirements.
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