Landscape Ideas for our fixer upper!
10 years ago
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Hi everyone! We are working on our home little by little as we can. I would really appreciate any input on what we could do to better our horrible landscape(if you can call it that)please. We are planning on taking out the shrubs, any ideas would be appreciated.
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PRO10 years agolast modified: 10 years agoThe local landscape architect and/or contractor will be able to give you a list of low maintenance plants for your climate zone. Here in California we are doing lots of low maintenance - drought tolerant yards these days since we have been in a drought for years.....here is another favorite front yard.....
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