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  #1 Juan Dugan on 17 Aug 12

   

  It`s simple to renovate your yard, garden or lawn. You just need to do some research and learn some landscaping basics. Read on for simple ideas to help you get started, complete the project and enjoy your new look.
  
  Choose plants wisely since they can affect the outcome of your landscape project. You don't need plants that will needs tons of sun in the shade. You don't want to plant a tree where there is little room for growth. Take the time to make sure your plants thrive wherever they are planted.
  
  If you want privacy in your yard or around your deck, put in some plants. Bamboo trees, evergreens and other tall trees will give you privacy so people can't see over your backyard fence. These plants can also hide your neighbor's messy yard from your view or help contain children and pets in your yard.
  
  Use ground-cover plants to fill in bare spaces and to add color to your yard. Creeping phlox, vinca, ivy, and juniper all spread and creep along the ground. This stops weeds from growing and makes it so you don't have to mow as much of the lawn. Adding plants that do not grow tall in between your taller plants will help to create visual interest, too.
  
  Prior to doing any landscaping in your yard, consult with an expert. Talking with a qualified professional, and following his or advice, can help you to avoid making any expensive mistakes. This step is doubly important if you are inexperienced in landscaping.
  
  Approach landscaping as a three-dimensional project. A flat one-dimensional environment can be made more exciting with steps, statues, fountains or other elements that seem appealing to you. You don't have to do things like adding dimensions by renting a backhoe for your yard. You can use a shovel to create gentle slope; landscaping is being creative.
  
  A good way to keep your plants surviving longer is by using peat moss. This allows you to give nutrients to your plants that they potentially lack. Peat moss is also a beautiful addition to any garden, adding a pop of bright green over the soil.
  
  Find out about the climate and hardiness zones of the plants you choose. Also think about whether annuals or perennials will work best for you. You must also remember your seasons when landscaping as well. Knowing these things will help you make the most of your yard and your landscaping budget.
  
  These tips should get you started on the right foot. Any homeowner of any budget can improve the look of their yard. The tips presented here might just come in handy no matter what the scale of your next landscaping project is. Whether you are planting a humble flower bed or redesigning your entire yard, you can get better results by keeping this article's advice in mind.
  
  
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