Question: Need cost estimates for rock border flower beds (multiple dimensions), sprinkler system, new sod, pergola with concrete patio, more beds, and fruit trees. Want phased approach and priority advice.
Labor rates, site access, plant sizes, mulch quantities, demolition, material choices (cedar vs. pine pergola), and regional price swings make blind estimates unreliable.
Best process:
Phasing: address drainage/grading first, then hardscapes, then planting. A designer helps prioritize.
—Sean J Murphy | seanjmurphy.com
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