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08-19-2010, 12:41 AM
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hey yall im just wanting some suggestions. i mainly do lawn maintenance and am wanting to do more landscaping but most clients i want to get into want some one who has had landscaping classes i was wondering how or what you guys have taken or found and whats best all suggestions appreciated thank you
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08-19-2010, 07:26 PM
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97' ISUZU NPR (16' bed) John Deere F687 60" 7iron w/MCS John Deere GS30 36" John Deere GS45 48" John Deere JS45 21" Stihl FS80 Pro Trimmer Stihl FS46 Trimmer Stihl BG55 Blower BRD-280 Bed Redefiner Echo PE-280 Stick Edger Echo SHC 212 Hedge Trimmer Bluebird 24" De-Thatcher Olathe 88 Plug Aerator Gatormade 6x18 Trailer (custom) Yard Machines walk-behind Edger Craftsman Lawn Vacuum/chipper 2-Homelite BP250 backpack blowers McCullock FR56 Trimmer 
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08-19-2010, 10:05 PM
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Find out what the 12 tenants of Landscaping Design are. Learn the details and interactions of them all. Be creative and know the right plants that belong. Don't be afraid to think outside the box.
If you don't seem to be very good at laying out a design, chances are no amount of schooling will help. Similar to being an artist or singer. I can't be train in either field.  I give suggestions to get them to think about what they want, tell them about possible plants that would give them what they want. But the one thing I can do with excellence is plant what is ultimately chosen and have it thrive.
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