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| + | No matter what you want to do in your yard, any landscaping you want to do will require a little knowledge. By not knowing what to expect, disaster is imminent, so be sure to read all of this article to gain the knowledge you need to be successful at your landscaping project. | ||
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If you would like to have a great landscape, think about sharing costs with neighbors. This simply means that you and a group of neighbors pool funds and equipment, including lawnmowers and hedge clippers. You then can make a schedule as to who gets which equipment at a certain time. | If you would like to have a great landscape, think about sharing costs with neighbors. This simply means that you and a group of neighbors pool funds and equipment, including lawnmowers and hedge clippers. You then can make a schedule as to who gets which equipment at a certain time. | ||
| − | + | Make use of curvy borders along the perimeter of your plants. Having rounded shapes in your yard looks prettier than geometric shapes. When people see your house from a distance, the curved lines will create a better look for your home. | |
| − | + | For a fresh update to your landscaping, re-edge your flower or rock beds with soft curves. That is more modern than having sharp corners and/or straight lines. The fresh edges are a cost effective way to improve the look of your yard and flower beds. | |
| − | + | It is okay to take plants out of your yard. Sometimes, planting a fully grown item in your garden will not work for the space. By removing the plant you can improve the appeal of your design, or make room for another plant that will work better in that location. You may always move plants to other spots or give them as gifts to friends. | |
| − | + | Create a sketch of what you want your finished product to look like before starting a project. A sketch helps you visualize results, giving you a much better idea of what materials you are going to need to finish your project. If you find you need to make adjustments, it will be easier to do to a sketch than to your yard or garden. | |
| − | + | When planting your garden, ensure you have focal points for all seasons. Select plants that will grow in the fall, spring, summer and winter, as is realistic for your area. Evergreen trees and exotic tree species with notable foliage can also help preserve your landscape's year-round appeal. | |
| − | + | Research your region's hardiness zone, and choose plants that are most likely to survive based on that information. The USDA's most recent updates were made in 2012, the first update in 22 years. By using this map, you can make plant choices that will allow them to thrive in your area and climate. | |
| − | + | Create a design that will be pleasant, as well as functional. For example, be sure there's enough room for your patio and driveway. To help keep bees and spider away from your home during the summer, keep plants further away from your home. | |
Always consider your local climate when developing your landscape plan. Certain plants and flowers may hold a lot of appeal for you, but if your area does not provide the optimum conditions, you may be disappointed by the results! Before choosing your plants, think long and hard about the weather conditions and sunlight. | Always consider your local climate when developing your landscape plan. Certain plants and flowers may hold a lot of appeal for you, but if your area does not provide the optimum conditions, you may be disappointed by the results! Before choosing your plants, think long and hard about the weather conditions and sunlight. | ||
| − | + | Landscaping is much like home renovation--knowledge is the major factor. Continue to learn as you work on your yard, and you'll find that it looks amazing in the end. | |
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No matter what you want to do in your yard, any landscaping you want to do will require a little knowledge. By not knowing what to expect, disaster is imminent, so be sure to read all of this article to gain the knowledge you need to be successful at your landscaping project.
If you would like to have a great landscape, think about sharing costs with neighbors. This simply means that you and a group of neighbors pool funds and equipment, including lawnmowers and hedge clippers. You then can make a schedule as to who gets which equipment at a certain time.
Make use of curvy borders along the perimeter of your plants. Having rounded shapes in your yard looks prettier than geometric shapes. When people see your house from a distance, the curved lines will create a better look for your home.
For a fresh update to your landscaping, re-edge your flower or rock beds with soft curves. That is more modern than having sharp corners and/or straight lines. The fresh edges are a cost effective way to improve the look of your yard and flower beds.
It is okay to take plants out of your yard. Sometimes, planting a fully grown item in your garden will not work for the space. By removing the plant you can improve the appeal of your design, or make room for another plant that will work better in that location. You may always move plants to other spots or give them as gifts to friends.
Create a sketch of what you want your finished product to look like before starting a project. A sketch helps you visualize results, giving you a much better idea of what materials you are going to need to finish your project. If you find you need to make adjustments, it will be easier to do to a sketch than to your yard or garden.
When planting your garden, ensure you have focal points for all seasons. Select plants that will grow in the fall, spring, summer and winter, as is realistic for your area. Evergreen trees and exotic tree species with notable foliage can also help preserve your landscape's year-round appeal.
Research your region's hardiness zone, and choose plants that are most likely to survive based on that information. The USDA's most recent updates were made in 2012, the first update in 22 years. By using this map, you can make plant choices that will allow them to thrive in your area and climate.
Create a design that will be pleasant, as well as functional. For example, be sure there's enough room for your patio and driveway. To help keep bees and spider away from your home during the summer, keep plants further away from your home.
Always consider your local climate when developing your landscape plan. Certain plants and flowers may hold a lot of appeal for you, but if your area does not provide the optimum conditions, you may be disappointed by the results! Before choosing your plants, think long and hard about the weather conditions and sunlight.
Landscaping is much like home renovation--knowledge is the major factor. Continue to learn as you work on your yard, and you'll find that it looks amazing in the end.
