Post by stacymathers on Aug 25, 2020 6:07:52 GMT -5
1. Your experience with landscaping.
2. The size of the project. Larger projects can become very complex in both the staging of materials and installation.
3. Your understanding of how plants work together in the landscape. Using seasonal color, texture, form, and size in contrasting and complementary fashions creates balance and harmony.
4. Your understanding of technical landscaping aspects such as proper grading to avoid drainage problems.
5. How your lifestyle affects landscaping choices: e.g., outdoor living space requirements; areas for your children to play in; and the time you have available for maintenance.
6. The amount of time and energy you have to devote to your project.
2. The size of the project. Larger projects can become very complex in both the staging of materials and installation.
3. Your understanding of how plants work together in the landscape. Using seasonal color, texture, form, and size in contrasting and complementary fashions creates balance and harmony.
4. Your understanding of technical landscaping aspects such as proper grading to avoid drainage problems.
5. How your lifestyle affects landscaping choices: e.g., outdoor living space requirements; areas for your children to play in; and the time you have available for maintenance.
6. The amount of time and energy you have to devote to your project.