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lindagoodecummings_lc wrote:
Virginia wetlands - Just bought house in Virginia and wet land surround property. Cattails and pine trees and other wild type plants Can't remove anything but can maintain.Due to flooding during rainy season have high rise patio.What type of design can be done to give backyard and front appeal.
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Erin Carlyle added this to Data Watch: How People Upgrade Their Yards and What They Spend
How much people spend. As with all renovations and home projects, costs can range quite widely, depending on the work done and the labor costs in the location where the project takes place. That said, the results of the survey reveal some interesting price trends. The most common level of spending for an outdoor project is between $1,001 and $5,000, the survey found. A total spend of $1,000 or less is the second most common price level. Before you get too overjoyed at these price tags, it’s worth noting that many of the lowest price tags are, not surprisingly, for smaller projects. A total of 73 percent of minor outdoor projects came in at $5,000 or less. Projects categorized as minor involve smaller-scale work such as mulching, minor planting and painting. In comparison, only 23 percent of projects categorized as complete overhauls — involving work like regrading, terracing and relandscaping — fall into that price range. Fifteen percent of people spent more than $50,000 on their outdoor projects, and many of those projects were complete overhauls.What Landscape Architects Want You to Know About What They Do

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Outdoor design budgets on average