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So many of us design our front lawns and hope that it will work
for us but what should it really do? Well, a front lawn should be designed for
those who will enjoy it the most and this usually means it has to work for the
family who lives with it. For instance, it must work for the homeowner who
needs to park and have the space to haul the bags of groceries to the front or back
door of the house. And it must be designed safe for young children who use it
during playtime. In short, a lawn must be functional and also aesthetically
appealing.
Every home has its own set of cues which need to be addressed
in the landscaping process. One of those is of course parking and finding extra
room and space to house newer cars which can be larger and in need of wider
driveways. If your home is close to a busy road, you may then consider
designing walls and hedges to lessen the noise and hustle which comes from
passing traffic.
Your yard does not have to look like the others. With a bit
of creative style and a reasonable budget to lean on, you can design a project
plan for your lawn and garden that works with the style and architectural
inclinations of your home. Consider different approaches and get feedback from
your family members when designing your project plan. Think through the changes
you make. It is always better to erase and start anew with another project plan
than to dig out a plant and move a walkway.
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