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When you drive through neighborhoods, one thing that sets apart a nice property from a ho-hum property is the landscaping. Some homeowners have hired professional landscapers to add curb appeal to their homes, while others have done their own landscaping With a bit of skill and forethought, even the do-it-yourself gardener can enhance his property with some well-appointed landscaping.<\/p>

Every spring, gardeners flock to local garden centers. Often included in the mix are homeowners who’ve moved into a new home that has little landscaping on the property. Many of these avid shoppers return home with a vehicle full of plants, trees, and bushes to put in place.<\/p>

Landscaping seems easy at the outset. You buy plants, dig holes and bury the roots. But small plants grow into large plants, and it\u2019s often once plants are established that problems are noticed. On just about any street, gardening blunders include too tall trees, overcrowded bushes, and overgrown shrubs that block the windows of a home. There\u2019s little curb appeal achieved from landscaping that hides a house from view.<\/p>

Taking time to make a plan before heading to the garden centre may help a homeowner prevent such mistakes. Here arc a few simple do\u2019s and don\u2019tsthat can guide any gardener in planning a garden that works:<\/p>