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Planting
- Trees: Both small and large trees, including specimen trees.
- Shrubs: Evergreen and deciduous shrubs, hedges, and bushes.
- Flowers: Annuals, perennials, and bulbs for seasonal color and interest.
- Grass: Lawns, turf, and other ground cover.
- Climbers: Plants that can be trained to grow on walls or structures.
Garden Irrigation
Irrigation is the artificial application of water to land to support Grass growth and plant growth
Water Features
water elements that add to the natural look of a landscape.
Other Natural Materials
Tree bark, gravel, and other materials used to complement the natural look of the landscape.
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Mowing
Regularly cutting the grass to maintain a desired length
Edging
Keeping the lawn edges neat and tidy, often using a lawn edger.
Leaf Removal
Clearing fallen leaves, especially in autumn, to prevent them from smothering plants and creating a mess.
Watering
Providing adequate water, especially during dry spells, to maintain healthy lawn growth.
Lawn Treatments
Applying fertilizers, weed killers, or other treatments as needed to keep the lawn healthy and weed-free.
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Weeding
Removing weeds from lawns, flowerbeds, and paths to prevent them from competing with desired plants.
Pruning
Trimming and shaping plants, trees, and shrubs to maintain their health, shape, and size.
Planting
Planting new plants, bulbs, or seasonal bedding plants to add color and interest to the garden.
Mulching
Applying a layer of organic material (like wood chips or straw) around plants to help retain moisture, suppress weeds, and enrich the soil.
Fertiling
Providing plants with essential nutrients through the use of fertilizers.
Pest and Disease Control
Addressing any pest or disease issues that may arise in the garden.
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