The homeowner replaced bad sod pieces, leveled underlying soil, and plans future top-dressing for minor imperfections. Renting a roller ensured good soil contact. The nursery replaced defective sod at no cost—excellent outcome.
Golden euonymus, silver king euonymus, and blue star juniper are classic, durable choices. However, optimal selection depends on:
The homeowner's systematic approach—leveling, rolling, sourcing quality plants—indicates a high likelihood of long-term success.
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