A new homeowner shares photos of an unfinished backyard and wants a design plan that's low-maintenance yet great for entertaining. The expert requests more information to provide tailored advice.
Once these details are provided, a conceptual plan can outline hardscape zones (patio, paths, fire feature), planting areas (screening, shade, seasonal interest), lighting, irrigation, and maintenance strategies.
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