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they can do with their landscaping, because they continue at a gradual pace.
The landscaping for a new home, for example, can be designed to be installed in increments. Start by putting in some of the basics in the first months - trees, followed by shrubs and ground covers.
Start with Plants That
Take Longest To Grow
Begin by working on the most important location. Most homeowners choose the front of the house, but try to keep in mind that wind breaks, screens, and other trees take time to grow and mature. If you require these in the side or back yards you need to plant them first. Develop more of the landscape as time and budget permit.
Consider using a three-year plan. In the first year plant trees, some shrubs and ground covers. The second year plant more shrubs and start planning herbaceous beds (perennials). Use annuals for color until shrubs fill in perennials become established,
By the third year, plant the re
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