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In landscape design, you must consider both planted spaces and unplanted spaces. An open lawns or the shape of the lawn near a curved bed takes on a form as a result of the shape of the nearby planted area. Too many turns in a garden design can destroy the crisp beauty of a simple line and add maintenance — extra turns mean extra labor and time.
Consider Eliminating Plants
Around Foundation
Foundation plantings, the plantings surrounding a building, originated when homes were raised off the ground surface. Modem construction techniques have made them necessary. Many shrubs planted near foundations' need continual pruning to keep them within bounds and out of windows. They cover the lines of the house and serve no true function. Often the home would look better and be easier to paint and maintain if
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