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Ive just purchased an older home and plan extensive renovations and additions.I want to plan my landscape and get started. How should I proceed?

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Ive just purchased an older home and plan extensive renovations and additions.I want to plan my landscape and get started. How should I proceed?

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• A.Plan the garden design simultaneously to the remodeling design. Existing plant materials may need to be removed and possibly saved for future installations depending on the design specifics. Hardscapes (pools, patio areas, decking) are next. Grading and any necessary exterior drainage issues should be considered in the design and implemented before and after the exterior construction to divert water away from the foundation and yard. The plantings could begin with the perimeter/accent or shade trees, followed by the shrubs, perennials and groundcovers, depending on the progress of the remodeling and, of course, the budget. • Q.I love color in the garden but have minimal time to maintain a garden. Who should I consult with concerning which plants will thrive in this climate, provide year round color and work in my existing garden with low maintenance? • A. Although landscape architects and designers are trained in design, very few have the horticultural training and experience neces

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