Landscaping Design Ideas
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The list below will help you prioritize your landscape needs that you would like to have included in your Landscape Design.
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Age, sex and hobbies of
all family members. What will make your family happy?
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What Plants would you like to be included?
Personal preferences including likes and dislikes.
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Who will do the
maintenance? How much time each family will have?
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Does your driveway and
parking area provide adequate usage? What changes are needed?
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How long do you intend
to own the property? Do you need better Curb Appeal for future sale?
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Existing patio or deck:
Does the present size and shape provide an adequate entertain center for
your family party needs.
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How many people do you
entertain and how often?
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Is the back deck or patio
connected to the front driveway? Is there a need to improve the
circulation with additional walks or stepping pads.
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Do you have a service
area for the garbage container, tool shed or a compost pile?
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Do you need a play area for
children ? If so, for what activities?
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Should a swimming pool, hot-tub and or sauna be included in the plans?
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What about a outdoor
fireplace, outdoor kitchen or water feature for family enjoyment?
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Special accessories:
Sculptures, bird feeders and bird houses.
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Landscape irrigation
system, now or in the future?
- Landscape Lighting for family security and night time beauty, now or in the future?
Every Landscape Plan is
designed for each individual project.
Just For You to meet your needs and desires for great family enjoyment.
1. Your home's landscape should provide curb appeal for the first good impression.
2. Your backyard should be your family's retreat and entertainment center.
3. Patios and decks are great Hardscape areas for the family to get together and outdoor eating experiences.
4. Outdoor kitchens will provide a great barbecue and family conversation center.
5. Outdoor fireplaces combined with a patio, pool and or a backyard hot tub for longer seasonal enjoyment.
6. Planting trees to provide summer cooling for your home and cut air conditioning costs.
7. Young children play area in a separate room in the backyard.
8. A fenced backyard can provide safety for your children.
9. Water features can be enjoyed by everyone with a nice sound to smooth the stresses of the long work day.
10. Landscape Lighting adds atmosphere to your outdoor living area.
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Solve all of your properties drainage problems before you plant a single
plant.
It is a must for plant survival and proper growth.
12. Driveway and parking design should be consider.
13. Shrubs soften vertical lines of the home and screen unwanted views while providing color and texture in the design.
14. Front walk should curve for the drive to the front door which is your home's focal point.
15. Landscape Irrigation system is a must for good plant growth.
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Morning Reset Round
● What it is: Do a five-minute sweep of dishes, counters, and the main walkway.
● How often: Daily
● Why it helps: A clear “landing zone” makes the whole home feel calmer.
Sunday Home Systems Check
● What it is: Test alarms, check filters, and note one small fix for the week.
● How often: Weekly
● Why it helps: Tiny maintenance prevents surprise problems and decision fatigue. Neighborhood Loop Walk
● What it is: Walk one consistent route and learn two street names or landmarks.
● How often: 3 times weekly
● Why it helps: Familiar routes make your area feel safer and more navigable. Two-Neighbor Hello
● What it is: Say hi and learn one name while grabbing mail or taking out trash.
● How often: Weekly
● Why it helps: Local ties can boost well-being since social capital improves health by 36%.
Monthly Comfort Upgrade
● What it is: Pick one comfort project that supports those who want to remain at home.
● How often: Monthly
● Why it helps: Small upgrades build long-term ease without overwhelming your calendar.
